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Eight-year-old Haley Boggs and her 5-year-old sister Hannah enjoy _______'s inflatable obstical course during the Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan's Little Apple Duck Dash at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

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For its Little Apple Duck Dash fundraiser, hosted at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015, the Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan worked to get 5,000 rubber ducks "adopted." By the start of the event, 3,257 ducks were adopted – 65 percent of the nonprofit's goal. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

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Stephanie McNellis, Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan unit director, plays with Bear, the son of site coordinator Chance Roberts, during the nonprofit's Little Apple Duck Dash at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

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Alex walker (10), Addison eslich (2) and Cameron Felice (7) race mini rubber ducks during the Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan's Little Apple Duck Dash at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

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Six-year-old Jonah Stinson, resident of Wamego, practices his duck call at Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan's Little Apple Duck Dash at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

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Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan site coordinator Jillian Kilty, senior in elementary education, shows off her hula hooping skills to kids at the nonprofit's Little Apple Duck Dash at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

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Five-year-old Grace Borne, resident of Manhattan, gets a pink duck painted on her face by Halee Thompson, resident of Manhattan and employee of K-State Federal Credit Union, during Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan's Little Apple Duck Dash at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

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Five thousand rubber ducks pour into a pile for Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan's fundraiser, the Little Apple Duck Dash, at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. The nonprofit was originally going to race the rubber ducks in the pond, but the water level was too high due heavy rainfall and made the drop off point inaccessible. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

Mesiah Allen, Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan member and 2015 Youth of the Year, plucks 10 winning rubber ducks from a pile of over 5,000 as the highlight of the nonprofit's Little Apple Duck Dash fundraiser at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)

Seven-year-old Alexis Richter makes her way through the game station at Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan's fundraiser, the Little Apple Duck Dash, at Tuttle Creek Pond on June 13, 2015. (Erin Poppe | The Collegian)