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Oct 2022
10K run set to be held in aid of Harrogate Homeless Project
A charity 10k run is set to take place in Harrogate in aid of the Harrogate Homeless Project.
Called “Run, Walk, Move”, the initiative is being held to raise money for the charity on its 30th anniversary.
The charity has urged people to run or walk either as individuals or as a group throughout October, with each runner contributing £10 to the cause.
This Sunday (October 9), Harrogate Triathlon Club has organised a 5k and 10k starting from the Harrogate Homeless Hostel on Bower Street at 10.30am.
Jon Chamberlain, who is part of the Harrogate Triathlon Committee, said the runs would include areas of interest around the town.
He said:
He added that he hoped that the run would help to raise around £400 for the Harrogate Homeless Project.
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After the end of the run, those participating will meet up at North Bar social room for coffee and cake along with the chief executive and chair of the charity.
All money raised as part of the anniversary fundraiser will go towards providing hot meals, laundry facilities, showers and clothing for those who experience homelessness.
Prizes are being provided by Up and Running, which has donated a £75 voucher for fastest 5k, 10k and half marathon times and a £100 voucher for the top fundraising team.
Francis McAllister, CEO of Harrogate Homeless Project, said:
For more information on how to get involved visit the Harrogate Homeless Project website here and the Harrogate Triathlon site here.
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