On Wednesday, October 15th, staff, students, program participants, friends, and family came together at the Archway Campus to participate in the 15th Annual Archway Bridge of Hope Cancer Walk. This annual event, now celebrating its 15th year, aims to raise awareness and support for individuals in our community who are courageously battling cancer.
Participants walked in solidarity while honoring those who have faced the challenges of this disease. The atmosphere was filled with hope, determination, and a strong sense of community.
In addition to the walk, a bake sale and raffle were held, and all proceeds will be donated to support ongoing cancer research and care. This effort underscores the importance of our collective commitment to fighting cancer and assisting those in need.
We want to thank Officer Sierra Gates, SLEO I Marc Anthony-Wood, and SLEO I Rajvi Shah of the Evesham Township Police (NJ) for joining us in this meaningful event. Your presence and support enhance our community’s safety, and we genuinely appreciate your continued efforts to ensure the security of our towns.
Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those affected by cancer and foster a spirit of hope and healing. Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to the success of this special day!
Visit the Bridge of Hope Cancer Walk 2025 Facebook Photo Album to see photos from the event.