Norwalk’s Avalanche Veterans Support fundraiser honors fallen veterans, raises awareness for suicide prevention
News 12 Connecticut Photojournalist Riko Robinson spoke with organizers about the impact the nonprofit is making in the community.
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Sep 3, 2024, 1:27 AM
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8h agoA fundraiser to raise awareness about mental health and veteran suicide prevention in Norwalk.
News 12 Connecticut Photojournalist Riko Robinson was there and spoke with the event organizer and the family of Matthew Parry, a veteran who died by suicide earlier this year.
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