Syracuse employees run to help fight hunger

By Ashley CocquytMarch 10, 2018October 26th, 2018Central NY, Community

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Six Syracuse employees were among those who braved the cold and snow on March 10 to take part in the 13^th annual Shamrock Run to benefit the St. Patrick Hunger Project. The event, in addition to raising more than $4,000, drew numerous food donations from participants and spectators. For syracuse.com coverage and photos of the event, click here. Thanks to everyone who braved the elements for a good cause!

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