More than a thousand people were signed up for this year's Witch's Paddle and hundreds showed up to paddle, donate and raise awareness for childhood cancer.
Ivy was the inspiration behind Witches on the Lake.
All donations from the event will go to Keaton's Child Cancer Alliance, a local nonprofit.
"It can be really lonely. Especially when your child is in the depths of treatment, it can be very lonely. So events like this, it just makes your burdens lighten a little bit," said Lindsay Foley, Ivy's mother. "And on the other side of it, now that my daughter has passed, it's also very lonely, and to see all the love and support out here is huge."
The event started four years ago with 70 people, and it's exploded with hundreds of participants since then.
"We brought candy because we weren't sure if we were supposed to hand out candy or not. But apparently, businesses donate their candy," said Rancho Cordova resident Jessica Brown.
"There's a lot of people that do come just because it's a fun themed event, but there are many people that come because of what the event is for and that's what makes it really special," said Taua.
Organizers say they're still waiting on final numbers, but it's looking like they raised about $10,000 through the event.
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