About 1,500 student-athletes competed at the daylong 24th annual Irvine Junior Games track and field competition Sunday.
The event helps support the Irvine Children’s Fund, which provides before- and after-school child care services at 22 district elementary schools.
Fourth- through eighth-grade students from Irvine Unified School District competed at Irvine Stadium. About a dozen students participated in the Adapted Physical Education events, which were held for kids with disabilities.
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The Irvine Children’s Fund is a non-profit community support organization, whose mission is to raise funds to help parents meet the before and after school child care needs for children on Irvine elementary school sites and to provide child care scholarships. The Irvine Children’s Fund has contributed $230,928 toward the expansion and major maintenance of child care facilities.
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