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Chili cookoff raises $18,000 for breast cancer survivor
  
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By MATTHEW HUISMAN
A chili cookoff raised money for Diana Sitton, wife of Humble High School baseball coach David Sitton, to offset the cost of her breast cancer treatment. The fundraiser netted $18,531 through the sale of silent and live auction items, a raffle and chili donations. The 85-mile bike run culminated with the 47 bikes ending at Mulligan’s in Atascocita.
“The feeling you get of seeing that many people come out for a good cause is unbelievable,” said Todd Hardy, one of the event organizers. “I just want to say thank you to everybody.”
“The feeling you get of seeing that many people come out for a good cause is unbelievable,” said Todd Hardy, one of the event organizers. “I just want to say thank you to everybody.”
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