Race to End Homelessness: Family Promise’s Annual Homebound Hustle Returns

Parsippany, NJLocal News

The "Race to End Homelessness" event, organized by Family Promise, is returning this year with a mission to raise funds and awareness for families experiencing homelessness in the Parsippany area. Scheduled for this fall, the Annual Homebound Hustle encourages community participation, inviting residents to join in various activities designed to promote physical fitness and social responsibility. This event serves as a platform to highlight the ongoing struggle against homelessness, reminding attendees of the pressing need for local support systems. Family Promise aims to engage the community not just in fundraising but also in fostering understanding and empathy towards affected families. Participants will have opportunities to contribute through donations and by participating in the hustle itself.

The event is a call to action for residents to come together in solidarity, showcasing the power of community involvement in addressing social challenges. As the date approaches, excitement builds around the activities planned, which aim to enrich both participants and the local community. Ultimately, this event underscores the critical role that local initiatives play in combating homelessness and supporting vulnerable populations.

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