A Week of Rungiving

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by JJ (aka. Jacquelyn Scofield)

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Happy #rungiving week! One of our favorite times of the year when we shift our focus to celebrating fellow runners with random acts of kindness. Doesn't get much better than that, right? Last year we were inspired by everyone who took part in the challenges with us. This year we hope you join us again in spreading the run-love with daily challenges to give back.

Follow Oiselle on Twitter, every morning at 6am PST we'll tweet the challenge of the day. Retweet (and follow) to be entered to win. Each day has new prizes you won't want to miss listed in the 'pin-able' poster below. We love seeing your challenge completed so feel free to tweet us photos, just use the hashtag #rungiving. And most of all, thank you for being who we are most thankful for this season. We love you run family! rungiving-poster-strong.jpg

 

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