Chatham Habitat for Humanity’s NO SHOW 5K on May 27

On: May 9, 2017

Date: Fri, 5 May 2017 09:54:47 -0400
From: Becky Loflin
Subject: Chatham Habitat for Humanity’s NO SHOW 5K

On Saturday, May 27th, don’t get up early and come run a 5K for Habitat!
Don’t go on a diet.
Don’t start training today.
Don’t go buy a new pair of running shoes.
Don’t lie to your friends about your time.

To register, call Becky Loflin at 919-542-0794 or visit chathamhabitat.org

Becky Loflin
Development Coordinator
Chatham Habitat for Humanity
467 West Street, PO Box 883
Pittsboro, NC 27312
919-542-0794 x 207

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