Trolley Run Supports Visually Impaired Kids

0:00Thousands of runners took to the Kansas City Trolley Trail Sunday morning for the 38th annual Trolley run, a four-mile race has become a staple in the city. This event pours funds straight into the Children's Center for the visually impaired, delivering specialized services to kids facing vision. Challenges. It's built for everyone, no matter your age, ability, or background, which is why it's one of Kansas City's longest running and biggest races. The center uses that support to offer therapy, education, and daily skills training tailored just for these young ones. Races like this keep the momentum going, ensuring more families get the help they need right here in the heartland. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your Kansas News Today update, AI-powered, and always on.