2020 Exhibits is proud to announce its title sponsorship of the Black Cat 10/20 Miler Road Race, to benefit the Allie Castner Scholarship Fund (www.youholdmyworld.org). Allie Castner, a 15-year-old student and athlete was tragically struck and killed by a car as she was crossing the street in her hometown of Marblehead, MA in 2009. Through the Allie Castner Scholarship Fund, Allie’s memory will live on.
“By supporting this worthy cause, we can continue to hold Allie’s amazing spirit, her memory and remarkable life in our hearts forever,” shares Bob Babine, Allie’s Uncle and President/Founder of 2020 Exhibits.
”Allie touched and enriched so many lives,” adds Pete Babine, Allie’s Uncle. “She was a remarkable young girl who cared deeply and dearly about making a difference in the lives of her family, her friends and her community. It is through the Allie Castner Scholarship Fund that Allie’s generous spirit and legacy will live on, providing other young high school students with the opportunity to benefit while representing the honor, integrity and purpose with which Allie celebrated each and every day.”
B & S Fitness will host this new event, where runners can participate in the 10-mile or the 20-mile race. The Black Cat road race will offer categories to “Run for Allie” where runners can team up and in “Allie’s Relay”. For details and to register: Click Here 
2020 Exhibits is proud to announce its title sponsorship of the Black Cat 10/20 Miler Road Race, to benefit the Allie Castner Scholarship Fund (www.youholdmyworld.org). Allie Castner, a 15-year-old student and athlete was tragically struck and killed by a car as she was crossing the street in her hometown of Marblehead, MA in 2009. Through the Allie Castner Scholarship Fund, Allie’s memory will live on.
“By supporting this worthy cause, we can continue to hold Allie’s amazing spirit, her memory and remarkable life in our hearts forever,” shares Bob Babine, Allie’s Uncle and President/Founder of 2020 Exhibits.
”Allie touched and enriched so many lives,” adds Pete Babine, Allie’s Uncle. “She was a remarkable young girl who cared deeply and dearly about making a difference in the lives of her family, her friends and her community. It is through the Allie Castner Scholarship Fund that Allie’s generous spirit and legacy will live on, providing other young high school students with the opportunity to benefit while representing the honor, integrity and purpose with which Allie celebrated each and every day.”
B & S Fitness will host this new event, where runners can participate in the 10-mile or the 20-mile race. The Black Cat road race will offer categories to “Run for Allie” where runners can team up and in “Allie’s Relay”. For details and to register: Click Here Related News
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