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DONATE NOW just $50 Minimum DonationI’ve been running marathons for more than a decade (grueling but oh so addictive) and in October I just ran the Chicago Marathon (fortunately +15 degrees C, not -50 degrees C!). With that race, I have completed the last of the World's ‘Big 6’ Marathon majors, namely Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago and New York City. With this ‘dream’ fulfilled, what next ? Sorry but at age 47, I am not quite done and want to continue to run marathons.
What changes now, however (and perhaps should have done this earlier!), is I will focus my training and the ultimate race itself on raising money for the good of others. For this first fund-raising marathon, I've chosen the awesome charity ‘IMPACT HK for the Homeless’ to be the recipient of any and all funds raised.
On Sunday morning, February 17th 2019, I'll be running the HONG KONG Standard Chartered Marathon. This isn’t the most scenic of races, but it's home turf and I'm excited to run the course. It is 4 years since I last ran this one. No promises on times. I am afraid achieving my ‘Big 6’ average time of 3hrs 5mins is more aspirational than realistic, but it something I can aim for. I have trained hard thus far, though the last week's training has been in India whilst on CNY hols - not the most ideal!
A little more about my chosen recipient charity, IMPACT HK:
They help the homeless of Hong Kong. Their mission statement is simple & honest: “By reaching out through kindness, we transform the lives of the homeless - one life at a time."
We as a family met IMPACT HK last year when the four of us did a 'kindness' walk in the cold winter evening, distributed food, and took time to speak with several homeless men and women in Hong Kong. IMPACT is doing real work to improve the plight of these people, with one kind gesture at a time.
SUPPORT ME ON MY HK MARATHON! And help these lovely people in need, they just need a lucky and kind break.
I’ve been running marathons for more than a decade (grueling but oh so addictive) and in October I just ran the Chicago Marathon (fortunately +15 degrees C, not -50 degrees C!). With that race, I have completed the last of the World's ‘Big 6’ Marathon majors, namely Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago and New York City. With this ‘dream’ fulfilled, what next ? Sorry but at age 47, I am not quite done and want to continue to run marathons.
What changes now, however (and perhaps should have done this earlier!), is I will focus my training and the ultimate race itself on raising money for the good of others. For this first fund-raising marathon, I've chosen the awesome charity ‘IMPACT HK for the Homeless’ to be the recipient of any and all funds raised.
On Sunday morning, February 17th 2019, I'll be running the HONG KONG Standard Chartered Marathon. This isn’t the most scenic of races, but it's home turf and I'm excited to run the course. It is 4 years since I last ran this one. No promises on times. I am afraid achieving my ‘Big 6’ average time of 3hrs 5mins is more aspirational than realistic, but it something I can aim for. I have trained hard thus far, though the last week's training has been in India whilst on CNY hols - not the most ideal!
A little more about my chosen recipient charity, IMPACT HK:
They help the homeless of Hong Kong. Their mission statement is simple & honest: “By reaching out through kindness, we transform the lives of the homeless - one life at a time."
We as a family met IMPACT HK last year when the four of us did a 'kindness' walk in the cold winter evening, distributed food, and took time to speak with several homeless men and women in Hong Kong. IMPACT is doing real work to improve the plight of these people, with one kind gesture at a time.
SUPPORT ME ON MY HK MARATHON! And help these lovely people in need, they just need a lucky and kind break.
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Marathon Running for Hong Kong’s homeless
by Jeremy Sutch
I’ve been running marathons for more than a decade (grueling. . . . .
| 225% funded |
$22,588 donated |
41D 5h : 29m time left |
Marathon Running for Hong Kong’s homeless
by Jeremy Sutch
I’ve been running marathons for more than a decade (grueling. . . . .
| 225% funded |
$22,588 donated |
41D 5h : 29m time left |
