Happy Rungiving Week

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Tis the season to be thankful. Through all the grey, black, cyber madness we wanted to find ways to spread joy to friends, family and strangers alike. To get the season started we’re kicking off a week of #rungiving!

Follow Oiselle on Twitter, every morning at 6am we'll tweet the challenge of the day. Just RT (and follow) to be entered to win. Join in on completing the #rungiving challenges when you can, and we always love to see pictures! And thank you, thank you, thank you for being a part of our #runfamily!

Challenges and prizes outlined on the highly 'pin-able' poster below!

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