APO to hold annual Duck Race for Hungry Huskies

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Tom Stanton, Danny Did Foundation representative, and his grandmother throw rubber ducks into the Kishwaukee River on Sunday for the Alpha Phi Omega 12th Annual Duck Race which helped raise money for the Danny Did Foundation. The Danny Did Foundation is dedicated to help prevent deaths caused by seizures.

By Northern Star staff

Alpha Phi Omega will hold its annual Duck Race event to raise money for the Hungry Huskies on April 24 behind the NIU Public Radio Station.

The Hungry Huskies provide free meals to students and community members in DeKalb and Sycamore every Sunday at the Holmes Student Center, according to the Duck Race for Hungry Huskies GoFundMe page.

The event sells hundreds of rubber ducks around DeKalb and Chicagoland to race down the Kishwaukee River. The first place winner is awarded $250, second place is $100, and third is $75.

Ducks can be purchased for racing through the GoFundMe page at a cost of $1 for one duck or $5 for six ducks. Donations can also be made without participating in the race, and participants don’t need to be present for the race to enter ducks.

Go to bit.ly/1Kc5q5x to donate or for more information.