So its been four months since I decreed my goal for my fundraiser #miles4change. Here's an update on what has occurred:
I was supposed to run a 5K a month leading up to the 37th Annual Cooper River Bridge Run 10K taking place in historical Charleston, SC. Well, I did not participate in running any 5Ks, but did run/walk the Bridge Run on April 5, 2014 and received my first three donations towards the fundraiser.

Since those who are trapped in human trafficking are impacted physically, emotionally, and mentally in a negative way. I chose running and fitness because those are both activities that impact you physically, emotionally, and mentally in a positive way. Each workout, each run is a reminder that someone else is somewhere else engaged in the fight for their life. They are pushing through their pain to live, I can push through my pain to help.
I've created my SMART goal for my fundraiser:
Specific: I want to raise $5,040 to help 20 survivors of humantrafficking for 1 year through the A21 Campaign's $21 monthly partnership.
Moderate: Only focusing on fitness and running
Achievable: Complete workouts and run races
Recordable: I will keep up with minutes I work out and miles I run and campaign for donations to sponsor my activities
Time: By November 30, 2014 I want to achieve my goal
So far I've enlisted the aid of the apps "5K Runner" and the free version of "FitStar" to help me meet my goal as I prepare to run races to bring awareness to human trafficking. I am also taking on the "100 Squat Challenge" from FitnessBlender.com. Yes, it just got real!
I will also be updating my progress on this blog as I go along. I am determined to see this goal through and to be a voice for those who have had theirs silenced. #Miles4Change will be working to fight and bring awareness to human trafficking one mile at a time.
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