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Run For Hope draws community support, collects donations for domestic violence survivors

Portland, ORLocal News

The "Run For Hope" event took place in Washington County, where community members gathered to raise awareness and support for domestic violence survivors. On Sunday, participants engaged in various activities aimed at honoring victims and collecting essential donations. Organizers highlighted the necessity of community involvement in addressing and combating domestic violence, a critical issue affecting many families. The event not only served as a fundraiser but also offered educational resources to attendees, emphasizing the importance of awareness in preventing domestic violence. Local leaders spoke about the impact of such gatherings, noting that they foster a sense of unity and resilience within the community.

This year's event saw increased participation compared to previous years, showcasing the growing commitment to support survivors. The donations collected will directly benefit local organizations that provide assistance and resources to those affected by domestic violence. By coming together, the community demonstrated its dedication to creating a safer and more supportive environment for all.

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