In Rochester, Minnesota, the “Go for the Gold” race drew around 200 people on Saturday. Brighter Tomorrow’s ran the event. The nonprofit cares for families hurt by childhood cancer. The race mixed fitness and fun at Cascade Lake.
The fundraiser had races for every age. Children ran short courses. Others partook in a 3K walk. Adults chose 5K and 10K runs. Some joined by running online. A magic act and a small horse added extra fun for both young and old, and the mood stayed bright.
Liz Canan founded Brighter Tomorrow’s after losing her son to childhood cancer. She views the race as proof of the community’s strength and care. “It is humbling to see people join us,” she said. “Some are family, many are friends or even strangers, and many of the families going through hard times come out. This shows the care in our community.”
KTTC, a local TV station, helped as a sponsor. Aaliyah Demry from KTTC hosted the race. The local media helped spread the word for this cause.
The race shows how community events join people through exercise, support, and fun. Families dealing with childhood cancer get help and hope from events like this.
Local media and community groups give more news about Brighter Tomorrow’s and point to ways to help local families.
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