7960769666?profile=originalThe Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation raised more than $145,000 for those living with digestive diseases during the annual outdoor affair — one of more than 100 that take place across the country to support the estimated 1.6 million Americans, nearly 100,000 of whom live in Florida, affected by the disorders.  ‘This year was very special for us as an organization,’ said Katie Keohane, executive director of the South Florida chapter.  ‘We celebrated 50 years of milestones and accomplishments, which put into perspective how many people we have helped along the way continue to empower and inspire to fight this disease.’  Proceeds will go toward treatment, research and patient programs. ABOVE: (l-r) Randy Schwartz, Adria Labiner, Elissa Weiss, Rachel Weiss, Stephanie Schwartz, Brandon Labiner, Steve Kahane, Arielle Labiner, Rachel Gerson and AJ Bergman. Photo provided

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