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The management of the revolutionary charity miles app is pleased to announce that Gary Rixson, who is one of thousands who have chosen to raise money while getting fit, uses the Charity Miles app. Gary Rixson is now a sponsored athlete after using the app. With Gary using the app, it shows that is a great program to use to raise money for charities while keeping fit.
Charity Miles is backed by large corporate sponsors who care about people’s health. When the charity sponsors an athlete, the corporate sponsor pays the athlete’s charity of choice every time they work out. This adds up over 12 months if the athlete works out regularly.
There are many charity organizations that are available on this app, some of which includes, The Wounded Warrior Project, Ronald McDonald House, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Feeding America, The Michael J. Fox Foundation, The Nature Conservancy, Stand up to Cancer, and many more.
This is what Gary Rixson had to say about the app, “I raised over $2,000 for Ronald McDonald House in 2012 when I ran my first Chicago marathon. I am now using Charity Miles, and plan to raise as much money as I can for the Wounded Warrior Project between July and December of 2015, It’s a great way to stay in shape,” Gary Rixson added, “while running and giving back to different charities that do so much for our communities and country.” Gary Rixson, is a consultant at Lockton Companies and he continues his quest to contribute to charities while getting in shape
About Charity Miles:
Charity Miles is a free app that uses phone GPS to keep track of users exercise. Its main aim is to raise money for charity through exercises. It is compatible with any Device including iPhones, iPads, android phones, android tablets and latest technological gadgets at any time and any location either online or offline.
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