Realty ONE breast cancer walk raises thousands in Historic Thompson Park
In conjunction with the American Cancer Society, Realty ONE Group Open Door is hosting their first annual Breast Cancer Walk at Historic Thompson Park in Lincroft.
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Oct 8, 2022, 2:29 PM
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Updated 805 days ago
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555ds agoIn conjunction with the American Cancer Society, Realty ONE Group Open Door is hosting their first annual Breast Cancer Walk at Historic Thompson Park in Lincroft.
Gianna Crocitto, the organizer of the event, explained to News 12 why the event means so much to her.
“I have two aunts affected by breast cancer…I’m so proud to be able to say that I watch them conquer this horrible disease,” she said.
They are expecting over 100 participants to walk. Organizers say they have raised over $3,000 with hopes of raising more.
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