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Curly Hair, I Care

Ya gal is running a race! I found out that the uni where I work is hosting a race, so I decided that, since I've been getting into running, it'd be good to have a goal. So, she signed up.

The race is to sponsor cancer and lysosomal diseases, and for more info you can go to this site: https://www.unirunhec.org/

To donate to my campaign, go here: https://www.helloasso.com/utilisateurs/mclean-izzy/collectes/curly-hair-i-care-1

I would reaaaallllllllyyyyyyyyyy appreciate it and I will make sure to keep you all updated about how it's all going!

This is my current progress:

Which honestly I'm pretty proud of! The race isn't until April 14, so in the meantime I've just gotta work on my endurance and getting that time down!

Like I said, I'll post updates about my training, my collection and all that.
I'm aiming to raise 75€, 20 of which have already been donated so honestly anything helps, big or small you donation will be very much appreciated.

Don't forget to follow my socials to keep updated: 
twitter : @chwcblog
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instagram : @chwcblog

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