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BakerRipley ends annual Turkey Trot tradition

The organization says anyone who registered for the event this year will get a refund.

HOUSTON — BakerRipley says it is done hosting its annual Turkey Trot Thanksgiving Day event.

It said the decision was made after a "careful and comprehensive review" and that it is realigning its resources and initiatives with its mission and purpose.  

BakerRipley says anyone who registered will get a refund.

“BakerRipley remains committed to fostering a community that is vibrant, resilient and united, the organization said in a statement. “As we navigate this transition, we look forward to introducing innovative initiatives that will continue to nurture the spirit of community and cooperation. Thank you for being a vital part of the Turkey Trot legacy. Your support and participation have been the cornerstone of its success, and we are eager to channel that spirit into exciting new avenues of community engagement.”

BakerRipley was established more than 115 years ago. The organization’s mission is to bring resources and education to people in Texas and in underserved communities.

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