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Hundreds climb nearly 800 stairs to top of Boston high-rise to raise money
FIVE AT SIX. FIRST RESPONDERS SHOWING THEIR SUPPORT FOR LUNG HEALTH TODAY AT THE AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION. S ANNUAL FIGHT FOR AIR CLIMB. FIREFIGHTERS AND OTHERS CLIMBED MORE THAN 700 STAIRS TO THE 34TH, 3040 FIRST FLOOR OF ONE BOSTON PLACE TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR LUNG DISEASES AND LUNG CANCER. THE EVENT RAISED MORE THAN $250,000 FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ON LUNG HEALTH, INCLUDING PROGRAMS TO HELP PEOPLE QUIT SMOK
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Hundreds climb nearly 800 stairs to top of Boston high-rise to raise money
Updated: 11:28 PM EST Mar 9, 2024
Massachusetts first responders were among hundreds of participants who climbed nearly 800 stairs to the 41st floor of One Boston Place, all to raise money and awareness for the American Lung Association. Over 1,000 participants gathered inside the Boston high-rise to raise awareness and over $250,000 to support research, advocacy and education for those with lung diseases and lung cancer. The event was sponsored by Wellpoint, a health benefits company serving Massachusetts state and municipal employees, retirees, and their families
BOSTON —
Massachusetts first responders were among hundreds of participants who climbed nearly 800 stairs to the 41st floor of One Boston Place, all to raise money and awareness for the American Lung Association.
Over 1,000 participants gathered inside the Boston high-rise to raise awareness and over $250,000 to support research, advocacy and education for those with lung diseases and lung cancer.
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The event was sponsored by Wellpoint, a health benefits company serving Massachusetts state and municipal employees, retirees, and their families
Boston Live News