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Cure Sickle Cell Now Event 2022
We are excited to bring our CURE SICKLE CELL NOW Move-On Event back IN PERSON!! Not only are we celebrating Sickle Cell Awareness Month, but we also continue to commemorate the 50th ANNIVERSARY of the HU Center for Sickle Cell Disease.
Join us in front of Howard University Hospital at the Plaza for fun and activities. We’ll have a 5K Fun Walk/Run on the Howard University campus. Not able to walk? Then stay at HUH Plaza and move as you can to music and to Zumba instruction.
Registration is FREE!! If you register by August 29, 2022, you’re guaranteed a t-shirt when you arrive onsite! We’ll have plenty of other free giveaways and raffle prizes, too.
When:
Saturday, September 17, 2022
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM EDT
Where:
Howard University Hospital
2041 Georgia Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20060, USA
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