More than $2M raised for Northeast Ohio children battling life-threatening illnesses

The event began Saturday, Sept. 9 and finished Sunday, Sept. 10.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The 9th annual 24 in 24 fundraiser was held at Progressive Field this weekend., an organization that helps grant wishes for children battling life-threatening illnesses.

This weekend’s fundraiser required the 400 participants to run 24 miles in 24 hours.This year, they raised a record-breaking $2 million, which organizers said will help more than 450 children in the Special Wish program.

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