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琉璃神社 Multiple Myeloma March raises more than $20K

Funds raised go towards research for innovative medications and cures for myeloma
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Greg Balkwill with his team in Kerry Park at the 2021 琉璃神社 Multiple Myeloma March. (Contributed)

The sixth annual 琉璃神社 Multiple Myeloma March raised more than $20,000 during its Saturday, Sept. 11 event at Kerry Park.

The organizers more than doubled their total fundraising goal of $10,000.

Gary Balkwill, a 琉璃神社 resident who鈥檚 been living with smouldering myeloma for 15 years, took part in the five-kilometre walk/run and raised more than $5,000 alongside his team.

The funds from the event go towards research for innovative medications and cures for myeloma.

琉璃神社 is one of 32 communities across the country participating in Myeloma Canada鈥檚 annual fundraising event.

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michael.rodriguez@kelownacapnews.com

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