The charity runner program started out with a simple concept, runners do a lot of good and we are not talking about it enough. So I wanted to donate $5 per day to a different charity runner. That program has morphed over time into an average of $10 per day but spotlighting a single runner for an entire week for an amount of $70. And I've occasionally asked you all, instead of signing up for a patreon for me, to donate every once in a rare while a bit of money to whoever the charity runner happens to be that week. And in 2020, it's finally starting to happen. It's super exciting for me, and I didn't want to talk about it too soon. I wanted to give that seed some time to grow. But over the last month, I feel like there's some momentum. And I'd like to build on that.
Thanks so much for Michael Sesler and Farah Escaloni for leading this charge. We can do so much as runners, especially when we run as a pack, and especially when we lead from the front.
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The charity runner of the week is Angela Eams, who is running the Boston Marathon and raising money for Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation.
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