Walk to Break the Sickle Cycle
City of Milwaukee and community partners
A community walk and gathering focused on sickle cell awareness, support, and connection.
- Date
- Sep 5, 11:00 AM
- Where
- Dineen Park, 6901 W. Vienna Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53216
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
A community walk and gathering focused on sickle cell awareness, support, and connection.
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