United Way flips flapjacks, serves up run and fun for the public
The United Way held a free pancake breakfast Sunday at Centennial Park Sunday morning before the 1K for United Way charity walk. Joy Lynn Amelia, right, and Sangrey add strawberries to their pancake breakfast.
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The United Way of the Lewis & Clark Area held two family friendly events for the greater Helena community on Sunday at Centennial Park.
Aaron Fiddekle stops by pavilion Sunday for some pancakes at the United Way event at Centennial Park.
Gary Marshall, BMGphotos.com
The day started off with a free pancake breakfast at the park. Staff provided an overview of United Way’s community impact work, sharing projects and upcoming goals.
At 1 p.m., the organization held a “1K for United Way” fun run. There were divisions for all. Prizes were awarded, including for best costume.
The United Way held a free pancake breakfast Sunday at Centennial Park before the
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