Bill Morgan, Women's Eastern Reception, Diagnostic and Correctional Center unit manager, enters Daniels Park May 2019 in Vandalia carrying a torch as part of a Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special …
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2020 marks the 35th year for the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics of Missouri. The in-person run for the state summer games was canceled, but now anyone can participate in the fundraiser through a virtual torch run.
There is a small fee to participate. Special Olympics of Missouri hopes to raise $35,000 from the event. Those who sign up can should take a 3.5 mile run, walk, or bike ride in their neighborhood starting 10 a.m. June 6 or at any time that week.
Those who particpate should take pictures and post them to social media sites with the hashtag #SOMOVirtualTorchRun.
For more information about the virtual run, call Crysital Schuster at 573-635-1660, email cschuster@somo.rog, or visit the Special Olympics of Missouri virtual torch run website.
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