HEBRON — Hebron Academy will host the Hebron Hills Snowshoe Classic charity race on Sunday, Jan. 30, to benefit the Friends of the Little Field Home orphanage in Malawi, Africa.

Online registration is available at www.acidoticracing.com/HebronHills.html. Entry fees are $15 preregistration, $20 day of the race. Registration will begin on race day from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Hebron Academy Athletic Center, 339 Paris Road, Route 119.

The race will begin at 11 a.m., and awards will be presented to age-group winners and in categories of Federation Cup competition.

Established in 2004 by Hebron Academy teacher Janet Littlefield, the Friends of the Little Field Home mission is to create a long-term, healthy environment for  more than 100 orphans of the Ntchisi area and to work with the community in self-sustaining programs of education, health care and commerce.

One hundred percent of the proceeds will benefit the organization’s “Brick Campaign” to raise funds for the first construction phase of a seven-building orphanage campus, according to the event’s coordinator, Austin Stonebraker, a teacher at the academy.

“My hope is to spread the word about the orphanage and to garner more interest about the amazing work of the Friends of the Little Field Home,” said Stonebraker.

“We hope a lot of folks will come to the race to experience snowshoe racing and have a great time outside on the Hebron Academy campus while supporting a great cause.”

According to race sponsor acidoticracing, “The school has a simple 5.5K (3.3-mile) loop of very smooth but hilly cross country trail (running and Nordic skiing) that has been improved this fall to include narrow rolling single track within the loop through beautiful mixed hardwood forest. The course should be challenging but fun, and very beautiful at the same time.”

For more information, contact austin.stonebraker13@gmail.com, call Hebron Academy at 966-2100 or e-mail www.hebronacademy.org.

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