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The 41st annual Kirk Goodwin Run is scheduled for May 3, promising to be a significant event for the local community. This year, the run aims to raise funds for Dr. Timothy Scott Perkins, a dedicated professor in the Psychology Department who has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. The funds generated from the event will provide crucial support to Dr. Perkins and his family as they navigate the challenges associated with this condition.
Participants and supporters are encouraged to join in this charitable endeavor, which not only promotes physical fitness but also fosters a spirit of community solidarity. The run will feature various categories to accommodate all ages and fitness levels, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to contribute to this worthy cause.
As the date approaches, anticipation is building among participants, sponsors, and volunteers, all eager to show their support for Dr. Perkins and raise awareness about Parkinson’s Disease. This event stands as a testament to the power of community in times of need.
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