Relay for Life raises over $34,000
(04/14/24 10:34pm)
The University of Richmond Relay for Life held its annual fundraiser on the intramural fields on April 5, raising nearly $35,000 for the second consecutive year.
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The University of Richmond Relay for Life held its annual fundraiser on the intramural fields on April 5, raising nearly $35,000 for the second consecutive year.
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