MIKE C: WE THANK EVERYONE FOR DONATING. RUNNERS GOT INTO THE FESTIVE SPIRIT THIS MORNING WLEHI SUPPORTING A GREAT CAUSE. MORE THAN 100 PEOPLE DRESSED IN THEIR BEST HOLIDAY OUT ITS FOR THE JINGLE BELL RUN THAT DON’T TO DENTAL STADI.UM MONEY RAISED WILL BENEFIT THE ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION. >> A THELL MONEY GOES TOWARDS BEEN A FITTING PEOPLE WITH ARTHRITIS, CHILDREN WITH ARTHRITIS, OUR CAMP PROGRAMS. >> THE DISEASE MODIFYING DRUGS FOR RHEUMAIDTO ARTHRITIS ARE TRULY TRANSFORMATIVE FOR PEOPLE AND CHANGES LIKEHI TS DON’T COME WITHOUT THE FUNDING THE EVENTS LIKE THIS LEAD TO. MIKE C: ORGANIZERS SAY THEY RAISED MORE THAN $41,000, EXCEEDING THEIR GOAL BY MORE THAN $1000
Jingle Bell Run raises thousands of dollars for Arthritis Foundation
Event raises $10,000 more than original goal
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Updated: 9:31 PM EST Dec 5, 2021
Runners got into the holiday spirit Sunday morning, all for a good cause. More than 100 people dressed up in their best outfits for the "Jingle Bell Run" at Delta Dental Stadium.Money raised from the festive event goes toward the Arthritis Foundation. "The treatments today, the disease modifying drugs for rheumatoid arthritis and modern hip and knee replacement surgeries are truly transformative for people. And changes like this don’t come without the funding that events like this lead to," said Dr. Niel Dion of Concord Orthopedics who ran in the race.In total, Sunday's race raised more than $41,000, exceeding their goal by more than $10,000.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Runners got into the holiday spirit Sunday morning, all for a good cause. More than 100 people dressed up in their best outfits for the "Jingle Bell Run" at Delta Dental Stadium.
Money raised from the festive event goes toward the Arthritis Foundation.
"The treatments today, the disease modifying drugs for rheumatoid arthritis and modern hip and knee replacement surgeries are truly transformative for people. And changes like this don’t come without the funding that events like this lead to," said Dr. Niel Dion of Concord Orthopedics who ran in the race.
In total, Sunday's race raised more than $41,000, exceeding their goal by more than $10,000.
