‘Kickin’ Cancer’ game raises funds for Hannibal Regional Cancer Institute, Cary Cancer Center

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The Hannibal high School girls soccer team with their guests, as well as representatives of Hannibal Regional Foundation, Hannibal Regional Healthcare System and the Cary Cancer Center. | Photo courtesy of Hannibal Regional

HANNIBAL, Mo. — The Hannibal High School girls soccer team held its annual Kickin’ Cancer game on April 25, recognizing friends and family who have fought or are battling cancer.

The girls presented their donation of $2,000 to representatives of Hannibal Regional Foundation, Wendy Harrington and Chris Maune; Cary Cancer Center Director Bob Hess; as well as Hannibal Regional president and CEO Todd Ahrens.

The Lady Pirates raised funds through several ways including pink ribbons, a raffle and T-shirt sales which attendees wore to the game.

Proceeds from these events benefit patients of the Hannibal Regional Cancer Institute and Hannibal Regional Cary Cancer Center by helping with transportation assistance, nutritional supplements and other resources.

For more information about how to help local cancer patients, call Hannibal Regional Foundation at 573-629-3577.

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