Run for Their Lives project for hostage release starts June 15

Edmonds, WALocal News

The “Run for Their Lives” project invites residents to run on June 15 to support the release of hostages in Gaza. The inaugural event will last 30 minutes and is open to participants of all abilities. Organizers plan to continue the runs weekly until the hostages return home, although weekly attendance is not required. Registration for the Edmonds/Lynnwood group is necessary, and specific location details will be provided after registration. Shirts promoting the project can be purchased at run4lives.

org/outfit. This initiative encourages community engagement and highlights ongoing humanitarian concerns. Local participation can amplify awareness and potentially influence advocacy for the hostages' safe return. Such grassroots movements often play a vital role in raising public consciousness about pressing social issues.

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