Garden City School puts the fun in fundraising

By Pam Schiff

Posted 11/8/17

By PAM SCHIFF On this past gorgeous, sunny, yet breezy Saturday, 115 students from Garden City School partook in their first ever color-run event, and the Family Engagement Network (FEN) partnered the run with their annual Harvest Fest. The kids ran half

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Garden City School puts the fun in fundraising

COMING IN FIRST: Fifth grader Harini Senthilkumar crosses the finish line first, at the Garden City color run on Saturday, Nov. 4.

Posted Wednesday, November 8, 2017 12:08 pm

By Pam Schiff

On this past gorgeous, sunny, yet breezy Saturday, 115 students from Garden City School partook in their first ever color-run event, and the Family Engagement Network (FEN) partnered the run with their annual Harvest Fest.

The kids ran half a mile around their school building led by a Cranston Police escort and were greeted at the finish line by Paws and Sox from Pawtucket Red Sox. The race was kicked off by the Cranston Fire Department truck sounding their airhorn.

Once the race was finished, the kids played traditional handmade games like Plinko, the limbo and basket toss. There was an inflatable obstacle course, food, face painting, music & prizes.