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24 Hours of Booty raises over $1.6M for cancer survivorship
24 Hours of Booty, an annual cycling and walking event organized by Levine Cancer Institute and the 24 Foundation, raised over $1.6 million for cancer survivorship and patient navigation programs. The 25th edition saw more than 900 participants from 22 states and three countries, with funds benefiting local institutions like Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute and Levine Children’s Hospital.
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