Experience Momentum raises nearly 10,000 at fitness competition for local environmental nonprofits on Earth Day

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Experience Momentum raised $10,000 for local environmental nonprofits at the "Sweat for the Environment" event on Earth Day in Lynnwood. The competition featured 25 teams of two, engaging in fitness challenges that tested strength and teamwork while fostering awareness for environmental issues. Prize donations were awarded to the winning teams' selected charities, with first place earning $750. A total of $9,000 was allocated to organizations approved by One Percent for the Planet, including EarthCorps and Sound Salmon Solutions. Participants and local leaders lauded the event for its community engagement and positive energy.

Kristen Oliphant from Washington’s National Park Fund highlighted the significance of the funds raised for national park projects. Danielle Halstead from Viva Farms also commended the event's organization and its social impact goals. This initiative exemplifies how local businesses can effectively contribute to environmental sustainability efforts.

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