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Annual Move4Mona 5K WalkRun May 10 supports global education initiatives

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The Mona Foundation will host the fifth Annual Edmonds Move4Mona 5K Walk/Run on May 10, beginning at 10 a. m. at the Edmonds Center for the Arts. Proceeds from the event will support grassroots initiatives aimed at educating children and empowering women and girls around the world. The Edmonds Center for the Arts is situated at 410 4th Ave.

N, a central location for community gatherings. Participants can register online, and donations are accepted from those not participating in the walk. This annual event emphasizes the importance of community service and collective action for global change. The foundation promotes education as a key driver for empowerment and social equity. Last year, the event raised significant funds for various projects, demonstrating the community's commitment to these causes.

The foundation invites everyone to join in making a positive impact, whether by walking or donating.

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