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Week 48 – Dirk Herfurth

Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks and coming together with loved ones, and one of the most popular traditions is the “Run to Feed the Hungry” event in Sacramento, California. Held on the day of Thanksgiving, this 10k run and 5k walk attracts thousands of participants every year and raises money for the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services.

The “Run to Feed the Hungry” event began in 1993 with just a few hundred participants and has grown significantly over the years. Now, it is one of the largest Thanksgiving Day events in the country, with more than 28,000 runners and walkers participating in 2019. The event is not just a fun way to kick off the holiday season, but it also serves a vital purpose in supporting the Sacramento community. All proceeds from the event go directly to the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services, which helps to provide meals for those in need.

Whether you are an experienced runner or just looking for a fun and meaningful way to spend Thanksgiving morning, the “Run to Feed the Hungry” event is a great option. Not only will you be able to enjoy a festive and inclusive community event, but you will also be making a difference in the lives of those in need.

For my son and I, it is our Thanksgiving tradition to start at the race and we both enjoy it very much.

My current Challenge progress as of December 24, 2024.

Pushups
(20 / 50,000)
0.04%
Situps
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0.04%
Miles
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Kata
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0.00%
Kumite
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0.00%
Kindness
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0.00%
Meditation
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0.00%
Books
(0 / 6)
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Blogs
(0 / 52)
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Videos
(0 / 12)
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