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Local organization to raise funds for Internet Crimes Unit
A local organization whose aim is to fight sex trafficking is holding a special fundraiser Saturday, September 8th in Wichita.
ICT SOS is organizing the seventh annual Race for Freedom 5K and Walk. The group has raised over $138,000 since their inception, all of which has been donated to help groups in the community serve at-risk youth, adults, or victims of human trafficking.
The race will begin at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 8 at the Carpenter Place, a faith-based children's home at 1501 N. Meridian.
This years, funds raised at the event will benefit the Internet Crimes Unit.