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Here's To Women Everywhere
I will donate a percentage of sales from May 1-10 to support Girls on the Run. Because in these uncertain times, our girls will need empowering programs like Girls on the Run more than ever. Their mission is to create a "world where every girl knows and activates her limitless potential." That is pretty awesome!
Fundraiser to Support Manufacturing of PPE
We are raising money to support the efforts of manufacturing PPE for healthcare professionals.
Face Masks & What Blyss Running Is Doing
So, in the coming days I will have more information about a fundraiser that I'm having in partnership with another North Carolina company. The money we raise will be donated to a non profit organization that is working to coordinate and produce large amounts of PPE for the medical industry. Please stay tuned for details next week on how you can participate and help this cause.
Support Small Businesses
I'm worried about the factory that produces my products and all my suppliers that will also feel the financial burden because of this. I'm worried about all the small businesses out there that will most certainly feel effects from this.
Blyss Champion ~ Meet Jackie
Running is keeping me sane, and I’ve learned that if I don’t run I’m pretty grumpy. Running has showed me that I can have a goal and, if I work at it, I can achieve anything!
2018 Blyss Running Champions
I wanted to say a big "thank you" to all the fabulous ladies who took the time to share their stories with us in 2018. You all are truly inspiring!
Blyss Champion ~ Meet Mindy
Now, I run for sanity, peace of mind, fun, friendship time and to push myself to the oddest odds. When I lost my father to cancer in 2015, I swore I'd never let my health go by the way-side again, so I've been committed to doing things that scare the heeby-jeebies out of me.
Blyss Champion ~ Meet Judith
But, somewhere in my forties, things really kind of fell apart for me. I was only sleeping a few hours a night, eating junk food, and not exercising regularly. In my late forties I was the heaviest I had ever been, and my blood work only echoed what leading this lifestyle would result in; I had developed metabolic syndrome.
