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The Swartzentruber family – Mighty Micah’s Crew – provided heartfelt perspective as to how Childcan has made a difference in their lives. Pictured is Ashley Swartzentruber speaking at the Kingsville Legion during the post-event lunch about her son Micah, in glasses, and his road to recovery after suffering from cancer at the age of five.

The Pink Plunge Pals carefully made their way back on to Cedar Island Beach after being the second team to take the plunge.

Dippers in Kingsville raise over $40,000 for Childcan

By Paul Forman Usually a visit to an island in March involves a flight south and some rest and relaxation under balmy conditions. Not so for the 124 participants who made their way to

Cedar Island, braving Erie’s three-degree Celsius water in this year’s Childcan Polar Bear Dip that took place on the morning of March 28. Suzanne Fratschko Elliott, the Executive

Director of Childcan, was thrilled to see the turnout for an event that had taken a recent hiatus from being held in Kingsville. “Its’s so amazing to see how the local community has rallied to support our

organization,” she said. “We are funded solely by these types of events and are so thankful for the generous individuals that took part.” Childcan has been a presence for children

and families dealing with childhood cancer since 1974, providing financial and emotional support, and funding research to combat paediatric cancer. SEE POLAR DIP Page 2

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