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Natick Service Council extols virtues of virtual run & walk fundraiser

September 2, 2020 by Bob Brown Leave a Comment

The pandemic has forced Natick Service Council to skip its usual Fall for Natick Dinner & Auction and hold a virtual 5K Run/1 Mile Walk instead. Participants should plan to run between Oct. 11-24.

The Council makes a pretty compelling argument for the virtues of such an event, including the lack of crowds, the ability to sleep in and not worry about hitting the starting line first thing in the AM, avoiding hills if you want, and more.

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Funds raised through the event will help the Council help neighbors in need, including those affected by the pandemic.

For sponsorship opportunities contact Sonia Shah, sshah@natickservicecouncil.org.

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