Racing Team Prepares For China Challenge To Raise Earthquake Funds
June 2, 2008 |
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Members of Microsoft's Unlimited Potential team celebrate after training in the Mojave Desert in the United States for the Gobi March, a 250-kilometer endurance race across the remote Gobi Desert in northwestern China. In early June, the team will participate in RacingThePlanet’s "Gobi March" to raise global awareness of the challenges faced by people of the region, as well as raise funds for Save the Children to support the victims of the Myanmar cyclone and the Sichuan earthquake.
Tags: charity, Chengdu, cyclone, donation, earthquake, Gobi, Microsoft, Myanmar, Save the Children, Sichuan
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