GIVEasia | Miles For Singapore's Wildlife

Over the past few months, you’ve seen and heard of runners running for ACRES in various races, which led to the birth of ACRES Wildlife Warrior – the first and only running group that runs to advocate for wildlife.

Come 7 December 2014, it will be first biggest running movement for Singapore’s wildlife. More than 30 runners from all walks of life, led by Sabrina, our own ACRES staff and Team V ; will be uniting and braving through the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore to fund raise for ACRES’s continual effort to help the wildlife.

Please share the word. The runners will need all the support as they prepare themselves for this marathon.

Please think deep and donate to this cause. Your contribution makes a world of difference to the animals. Thank you very much!

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Kenny Lee AAry Shaary Rashid Chua Jing Zhi Meng Kiat Nivedha Niv Ann Victor Michelle Wu Jennifer M Hoa Sabrina Malek Grace Tan Ada Mey Qiuying Koh Bernard Koh Sean Lee Barefoot Ben Lim Lim Lee Nguan Jeremy Hess Muslim Sahib Goh Zi Wei Glendon Ann Lee Brigette Yeo Rachel Tham Sin Mun Gretchen FY Ong Zhi Wei Koh Aaron Tan Yong Siew Tip Yeo Katherine Min Wei Koh Lai Sheng Kelsen Michael Broadhead Ajay Ajay B Chin Peng Angie Yeo Sathiyaseelan Subramaniam Nisha Taylor Eleaner Choo Sebast Seb Tarmidzie Redwig Sabrina Jabbar Umapathi Thirugnanam Team JZ & Shuwie

http://www.giveasia.org/movement/miles_for_singapores_wildlife



Come 7 December 2014, more than 30 runners from all walks of life, led by ACRES Wildlife Warriors and Team V; will be uniting and braving through the Standard Chartered Marathon to raise awareness and fund raise to help Singapore’s Native Wildlife. It will be first biggest running movement for the w�

Source: http://www.giveasia.org/movement/miles_for_singapores_wildli..

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ACRES

ACRES (Animal Concerns Research & Education Society) is a pioneering Singapore-based charity and Institution of Public Character, founded by Singaporeans in 2001 with the aim of promoting animal welfare.

ACRES has six focus areas: Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, Wildlife Crime Investigation, Zoo Animal Welfare, Humane Education, Community Outreach and Promoting Cruelty-Free Living.

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