Moonball fundraiser races against time
By holding onto family and friends, 16-year-old Dobbs Ferry resident Jacob Moon was able to make his way
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A pair of 12-year-old Irvington Middle Schoolers have raised thousands of dollars to help find a cure for the autoimmune diseases they know too well. On Sunday, June 14, children and adults raced two laps around the Richmond Hill townhouse community for the 6th Annual Crohn's & Colitis Fundraiser, led by Toby Lowenbraun, who has Crohn’s disease, and Natalie George, who has ulcerative colitis, both of which impact the digestive system.
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