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5 Mile Labor Of Love On Labor Day

ByTim Nolte

Help bring a brighter future through clean water: https://timn.me/2Kx7NEr

A well in Africa may not look like much, it’s not fancy, but it literally can mean the difference between life and death for children and families.

I’m $875 away from hitting my $1000 fundraising goal. Right now we have matching funds available, so this means every dollar someone gives is two. It’s the best time to give and have your gift doubled.

I had a good Monday recovery run this morning. Once I got in the groove things felt great. I was pleasantly surprised when my trudging along at the start actually turned out to be a faster pace than it felt like.

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