Thousands race through Garden City in 45th annual Turkey Trot
Nearly 7,000 people took part in the 45th annual Turkey Trot in Garden City.
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Nov 24, 2022, 5:17 PM
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2h agoLong Islanders laced up their running shoes for a good cause this Thanksgiving.
Nearly 7,000 people took part in the 45th annual Turkey Trot in Garden City.
The event features three races, the Challenger Division Race, a 1.4 mile fun run,
and a challenging 5 mile race.
And it's all to help Long Islanders. "It's the biggest charity race on
Long Island -- we have three beneficiaries, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, MDA
and The INN (Interfaith
Nutrition Network). So, all these guys are out
here with their family and friends, we raise a ton of money for charity and
everyone just has a great time," says Ken Aneser, Garden City Turkey Trot
Race Director.
This year, the race also collected items for a food and sneaker drive.