Muddy Puddles ‘Mess Fest’ marks 10 years of raising funds for pediatric cancer research
The event honors Pawling's Ty Louis Campbell, who died of brain cancer at the age of 5.
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4h agoThe Muddy Puddles Project held its 10th annual Mess Fest fundraiser for childhood cancer at Kiwi Country Day Camp in Mahopac.
The event honors Pawling's Ty Louis Campbell, who died of brain cancer at the age of 5.
“Today is our 10th annual Mess Fest celebration, which is intended to let kids get messy, have loads of fun and do all the things that they otherwise wouldn't be allowed to do. It's a fundraiser for a pediatric cancer group,” said Tyler Campbell Project founder Cindy Campbell.
