Beat Goes On
- Elisha Morrison
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Crystal Campbell, volunteer and family services coordinator for Habitat for Humanity of Saline County, second left, and Paul Wells, planning and development manager for Central Arkansas Development Council Head Start, right, accept automated external defibrillators for their organizations from Saline Health Foundation Director Stuart Duke, second right, and SFH board member Lauren Miller at the end of the Beat Goes On 5K. The race helps provide AEDs in the community as well as peer recovery services.
Runners take off at the start of the Beat Goes On 5K at Saline Memorial Hospital. The race raised funds for the Saline Health Foundation to help put automated external defibrillators in places that need them in Saline County and to provide peer recovery services.
Crystal Campbell, volunteer and family services coordinator for Habitat for Humanity of Saline County, second left, and Paul Wells, planning and development manager for Central Arkansas Development Council Head Start, right, accept automated external defibrillators for their organizations from Saline Health Foundation Director Stuart Duke, second right, and SFH board member Lauren Miller at the end of the Beat Goes On 5K. The race helps provide AEDs in the community as well as peer recovery services.
Runners take off at the start of the Beat Goes On 5K at Saline Memorial Hospital. The race raised funds for the Saline Health Foundation to help put automated external defibrillators in places that need them in Saline County and to provide peer recovery services.
Emily Standley and Amber Boulton, of American First Response, show AEDs for people to take a closer look at and share information.
Nathaniel Stewart, 7, shows off his race shirt.
Saline Health Foundation Executive Director Stuart Duke gives final instructions before the start of the 5K.
Jack Landru, 16, is the first to cross the finish line winning the race.
Nicole Bradbury is the first woman across the finish line.
McKenna Austen, 10, has her timing chips taken off of her shoe.
Runners make their way up the final hill through the rain to finish the 5K.
Levi Cody, 4, puts on his finishers medal after completing the race.
Elisha Morrison
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