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volunteer for hope4thehomeless5k run

It is almost here.  The 2012 hope4thehomeless5k run is a great event where The Community Dream Center and Citizens Against Family Violence partner to raise awareness of and support for homeless people in Martinsville and Henry County.  

The run begins at 10am Saturday morning, March 3rd, at the Dick & Willie Trailhead which is in front of El Parral Mexican Restaurant across from Walmart.  Runners and walkers will be able to register the day of the race from 8:30 to 9:45am.  All participants get a t-shirt, bag and more race swag!

Volunteers are needed to help with this event.  Training for volunteers will begin at 8am.  There are many things that need to be done to help with this event.  if you have any questions, please e-mailinfo@thecommunityfellowship.org.  Volunteers will received a t-shirt.  Thank you ahead of time for your time.

We also want to thank all our sponsors.  Watch early next week for a list of the individuals and businesses who have made this event possible.  That includes the 150 plus people already registered (we are hearing from lots more people who will register the morning of the 5k).  Help us reach more people to be part of this event.  Info can be found at www.tcdc.info.  

Last year's event was the 1st and was great. This year's event is on tap to be another success and set us up to help more hurting people.

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