We spend your donation to give back the childhood of seriously and chronically ill children with the help of our method, the therapeutic recreation.
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I have joined the volunteer team of Serious Fun in Hungary (called Bátor Tábor) in 2010 as a canoeing and angler instructor. Since that there has been many running events where I admired the charity athletes. I occasionally ran in my company team, or simple runner without a team, I always wear something, like T-shirt or a scarf with the Bátor Tábor logo, to show that I belong to this great community. Finally I made up my mind! I look at finishing the marathon first time as a real challenge. Now I can link that to something that is so kind to me as Bátor Tábor and the support of this kids who go there. Can I finish the race? If I sold all my kilometers, I think it cannot be a question anymore :-)
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