We are a San Francisco-based not-for-profit that partners with a local organization in rural Kisumu, Kenya to jumpstart community designed and owned development projects. Our mission is to provide support and resources to grassroots innovations for community improvement, especially where it concerns children and widows. (formerly known as GlobalEyes)
http://www.runningchicken.org/
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Basics — Running Chicken
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Running Chicken is a California-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Please browse our site learn about our mission and how we collaborate with our Kenya-based partner to design and implement community-based development projects. Discover what makes us different from a traditional non-profit. We encourage and appreciate your feedback so please feel free to contact us. Thanks for visiting and we hope to see you again soon.
Events — Running Chicken
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There will be a wine tasting, silent auction, great appetizers and good company. The entire cost of the event was donated, so 100% of the proceeds will be split between the two benefitting organizations. More information about Gather to Give can be found here: Gather to Give. The donations at the door, 100% for the benefit Running Chicken. It was held November 10 with DJs @rtomayko and @newmerator. Information about the Party with Soul can be found here: A Soul Affair. And Plans for Using Gala Funds.
Running Chick With the Orange Hat An Unexpected Journey (A Race Report). Well, this wasn’t exactly part of the plan I thought to myself as I was walking out of a Tucson church in December, blinking against the brilliant morning sunlight, carrying my stepmother’s ashes to her final resting place. It all seemed so surreal. This was it. The weather was perfect, the pacer was in place, my race day nerves were completely in check. How could I fail? The first few miles the pace leader kept us just around 8:00 min/miles, if just a bit faster...
Running Chick And came back and rescued Zoe and I with the truck as we slowly walked home. I was (still am) pretty disgusted with myself for doing such dumb things before an important long run, but what's done is done. Lessons learned. Also, my legs are just sore. All the time. Quads, hamstrings, calves, everything. I can't remember a time where this has happened to me before so I don't know if it's just all the extra miles and speed/tempo workouts or what, but it's pretty disconcerting. Saturday, April 26. 2014.
Running Chicken
https://runningchicken.org
We are a San Francisco-based not-for-profit that partners with a local organization in rural Kisumu, Kenya to jumpstart community designed and owned development projects. Our mission is to provide support and resources to grassroots innovations for community improvement, especially where it concerns children and widows. (formerly known as GlobalEyes)
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