Walkers and runners from Lewiston and cities across the country come to Simard Payne Park for Day 2 of the Dempsey Challenge.
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Photo Album: Dempsey Challenge starts Friday night
Hundreds showed up for the Friday night event. Roughly 2,500 people were expected to participate in this year’s challenge.
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‘A tale of two survivors’: Dempsey Challenge gets underway with Survivor Walk
Turner, Auburn women see things differently this year.
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Patrick Dempsey to attend Dempsey Challenge virtually this year
The actor and race car driver is in Italy shooting the movie “Ferrari.”
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Dempsey Challenge prepares for 14th year supporting those with cancer
Buckfield-born Patrick Dempsey will be in Lewiston-Auburn for the fundraiser.
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Dempsey Challenge reaches annual $1.5 million fundraising goal for the first time
Despite fewer participants, the 2021 Dempsey Challenge raised $200,000 more than in any previous year.
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Photo Album: Dempsey Challenge returns with Patrick and crowds
Challenge weekend kicked off Saturday in Simard-Payne Park in Lewiston, with the run/walk events covering portions of Lewiston and Auburn. A Family & Friends festival followed in the park, with various vendors and live music.
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Photo album: Dempsey Challenge rolls through Sunday — rain and shine
Not even the morning rain could dampen participants’ and volunteers’ spirits.
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Fran Stanhope is 2021 Dempsey Challenge’s top fundraiser
As a two-time cancer survivor, Stanhope has experienced the importance of the Dempsey Center’s resources. Thus, she goes above and beyond to give back.
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2021 Dempsey Challenge walks, runs and pedals to record success
Patrick Dempsey says this year’s Dempsey Challenge has raised a record $1.3 million for the Dempsey Center. Thanks to donations from corporate sponsors, all of the money will go to the center.