Baystate “Salute To Heroes” Run Goes Virtual

By Franklin County Now May 1, 2020 12:59 pm

By JULIE CUNNINGHAM

(undated) – Baystate Health is moving forward with the fifth annual “Salute to Heroes” run, but this year the event will be held virtually. The event is a way for front line caregivers, friends, family, and the community to show support for the Nursing Scholarship Fund through the Baystate Health Foundation. The virtual format doesn’t require a specific route. Participants can complete the run anytime before May 16. For more information, click here.

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