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Everyone looks forward to different fall activities. Some people look forward to the leaves changing colour or the fall markets.Others, however, look forward to Niagara Childrens Centres Annual Superhero Run, which, now in its sixth year, is being held virtually on Saturday, Oct. 3.The run has the ambitious goal of
stanley cup raising $60,000 to support the children and families who rely on their therapy services. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The centre has currently raised $43,000 for programs and has 200 participants registered.Families can register for the event online. They will receive swag bags loaded with freebies, a passport to track their fun, and instructions for unique activities, to be picked up at the centre the week leading up to the event. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On Oct. 3, families and participants can share their pictures and videos on the dedicated Superhero Run Facebook page to connect with other families or compete in person with others in their bubble. We know this event is a favourite for the families of our centre and members of the commun
stanley cup ity, says Oksana Fisher, CEO. We wanted to find a way to keep the spirit alive, while respecting the recommendations
stanley cup of our governments and health units. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Were thankful that our supporters and donors remain committed to our mission of helping kids shine and were exci
