The Penguins on Thursday presented $348,705 to the federation and representatives of the Tree of Life Synagogue.

The team launched the "Stronger Than Hate" fundraising campaign after the Oct. 27 shooting that killed 11 congregants. They auctioned off signed jerseys, sold "Stronger Than Hate" patches, had a blood drive and a text-to-donate program.

The team says it also will be donating $200,000 to the city's newly-created trust fund to honor the police, fire, medics and public safety personnel who responded to the shooting, especially the six officers who were wounded.

The patches are still on sale and the jersey auction continues until Nov. 13.Petrak back to old, fast, winning ways in Unity College 5K

Photo by: Zack MillerDavid Benn, left, and Bob Johnston near the finish of the 37th annual Unity College 5-Kilometer Road Race on April 20.

Unity — Wet, humid spring weather may have deterred some from participation, but 26 hardy souls turned out on Saturday morning, April 20 for the 37th annual Unity College 5-Kilometer Road Race and one familiar runner again blistered the fast course.

Kevin "Gus" Petrak, a multi-time winner of the event, was back to his old — and fast — tricks as he crossed the 3.1-mile course in 16 minutes and 44 seconds, a whopping 1:29 faster than the field.

Petrak is the longtime track-and-field coach at Mount View High School.

Watch video and see more photos below.

Joshua Plog