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10 Mile Saturday Run For Hope Water

ByTim Nolte

This morning I got my 10 Mile run in before catching the Team Zoom call. I’ve been trying to get my long Saturday runs done early so that my family isn’t impacted by me being gone all morning. I was happy to hear our leader talk about the fact that there are still people in Africa in need of clean water despite everything going on with and the hardships many are facing because of it.

I’m still matching up to $500 in donations. Consider making a global impact, give today. https://timn.me/2020HWI

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