Organizers of the Shine Like Susan 5K, all seniors from Abington Heights High School, recently presented a check for $25,345 to the family of Susan Burke in support of the Susan Burke Foundation for Colon Cancer Fund at the Scranton Area Community Foundation. The Susan Burke Foundation was established in July 2022 in memory of Susan Burke, a beloved community member and running coach who passed away from colon cancer. The foundation provides financial assistance to individuals with a colon cancer diagnosis who are facing financial hardship. Standing from left: Brittany Pagnotti, Scranton Area Community Foundation director of donor relations and communications; JT Healey, Tate Pentasuglio, Yanni Galanakis, Abington Heights High School students and Shine Like Susan 5k organizers; Jack Farrell, Abington Heights High School senior and Shine Like Susan 5k founder and director; Hunter Pentasuglio, Abington Heights student and organizer of the Shine Like Susan 5K; Abbey Burke, M.D., daughter of Susan Burke; Dominic Peters, Abington Heights student and organizer of the Shine Like Susan 5K; and Jacob Torba, Scranton Area Community Foundation philanthropy associate. Seated: Cecelia O’Malley and Brock Pentasuglio, Abington Heights students. Absent from photo: Katherine Fang, daughter of Susan Burke, and Jamie Ksiazek, son of Susan Burke.