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Running for a Greener Future: The GCash Eco Run plants over 76,000 trees through the support of Green Heroes and Partners - adobo Magazine Online

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MANILA, PHILIPPINES – The time, effort, and dedication needed to train for a race or marathon make crossing the finish line so rewarding for many runners. In the same way, creating a greener, more sustainable future requires the same level of collective commitment. More than just a race, the first-ever GCash Eco Run turned the streets of Ayala Avenue, Makati, into an eco-movement. Over 12,000 eco-runners laced up their shoes—not just to set pers…
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Running for a Greener Future: The GCash Eco Run plants over 76,000 trees through the support of Green Heroes and Partners - adobo Magazine Online

MANILA, PHILIPPINES – The time, effort, and dedication needed to train for a race or marathon make crossing the finish line so rewarding for many runners. In the same way, creating a greener, more sustainable future requires the same level of collective commitment. More than just a race, the first-ever GCash Eco Run turned the streets of Ayala Avenue, Makati, into an eco-movement. Over 12,000 eco-runners laced up their shoes—not just to set pers…

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