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Let's complete the circle around the globe

You are the power behind our 20th anniversary goal to walk, run, and bike 24,900 miles across the globe by September 8th.

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A large group of men wear matching white t shirts and either a baseball caps or a yellow hard hat. The two in the front carry a sign reading walk run bike. The others walk behind them through a street with low buildings and people going about their day

Students of the Humanity First Ahmadiyya Vocational College that HFUSA supports in Liberia walked together around their school campus.

Several dozen people pose together in a school courtyard under a basketball hoop. Some are standing and some are sitting. In the middle is a sign saying walk run bike.

Students and staff of the Shah Taj Ahmadiyya School in Liberia gathered at their school to walk together.

Fitness leader Rich of DoHardThings365 promoted the event on Facebook and is adding miles through some serious workouts!

Humanity First Student Organizations in the U.S. from Bishop Freeman High School, the University of Texas at Dallas, and the University of Toledo College of Medicine are showing their support as they start the new school semester.

About two dozen people wear matching white shirts and wait on their bicycles. Some have their hands in the air cheering. Two people standing in the front hold a sign that says Walk Run Bike.

22 youth from HF Burkina Faso and partner MKA started this morning on a 115 KM bike ride. After a quick break at 54 KM for lunch and bike repairs, they are on their way to finish the route - go team!

2 kids on bikes ride on a path through a lush green field and there are tall trees in the background

Kids 4 Humanity bikes #MilesthatMatter in Virginia

Five people pose for a selfie while standing outside in a park

Volunteers for HF Guyana added their walk in the National Park of Georgetown, Guyana

Three women pose together for a selfie with a caption in Spanish of sumando millas

HF Healthcare teammates walked in Guatemala

There are 4 more days to join these leaders.

Help us make our way around the globe from today until September 8th!

Where are we visiting?

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A group of students wearing white and dark green school uniforms stand in line in front of a one-story school building painted yellow and blue.

Tanzania: HFUSA and HF Tanzania enable kids to receive a high quality education at this primary school, and we are constructing a middle and high school. We also make sure that families have clean drinking water without walking miles to fetch and carry it.

For the Walk Bike Run event, HF Tanzania and Tanzania Jamia organized a fitness day to walk, play football (soccer), and play volleyball. The next day, Veta College joined them to do it again!

Young adults wearing blue and white vests run in a group on a dirt path amongst trees and bushes.

Boys wearing blue and white vests run in a group on a dirt path by school buildings

Malaysia: Humanity First runs 5 Learning Centers, which are schools for children of refugee families to continue their education while settling into a new life.

Text reads East Nusa Tenggara Indonesia. Three people stand and sit beside a water hand pump structure. A building with a thatched roof is visible in the background.

Indonesia: HFUSA collaborated with HF Indonesia last year to dig four new wells and install pump and reservoir systems benefiting 1,100 families.

Text reads Guam. A man in a blue humanity first t shirt and baseball cap wears bright work gloves to carry a large piece of metal sheeting. other people are carrying debris in the background.

Guam: The local team in Guam sprang into action after the island suffered damage from Typhoon Mawar.

Text reads The Republic of the Marshall Islands. A woman wears a blue vest and looks a digital machine as she guides a wand over the chest of a male patient lying on a hospital bed.

The Marshall Islands: This year, a new collaboration with the Ministry of Health renewed HFUSA medical missions to the Marshall Islands.

Now is the time to add your #MilesThatMatter until September 8th.

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Step 1: Join Now

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Step 2: Recruit

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Step 3: Get Ready

Download the app from the campaign home page or your registration email. You can sync a fitness tracker or manually enter your activity on a browser or in the app to help us reach 24,900 miles!