Demonstrating the power of community, Ingham ISD’s Business Unit wore pink in October to show solidarity with Ingrid Seruga, a three-year breast cancer survivor and dedicated Pupil Accounting Auditor. The team celebrated Ingrid’s inspiring journey, including her participation in the 60-mile Komen 3-Day Walk.

By coming together in support, the Business Unit highlighted the importance of raising awareness and standing with those affected by breast cancer. Congratulations to Ingrid on her incredible strength and perseverance!

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