Run for conservation: Keswick Hunt Club Fox Trot

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For the first year, you can run the Keswick Hunt Club Fox Trot to raise support for the local conservation efforts of the Piedmont Environmental Council, which recognizes the links between city and country, nature and people, conserving and creating. People like you have helped the Piedmont Environmental Council permanently protect more than 360,000 acres, connect kids with the environment, and strengthen conservation initiatives in Richmond and Washington.

By picking up personal race sponsors among neighbors, friends and family, you can continue the momentum to protect the rural places you love.  As an added incentive, the Great Outdoors Provision Company in Charlottesville will award runners who attract top levels of support with the following gifts* to feed your addiction to get outside!

$     50             water bottle               
$   100             technical t-shirt          
$   250             gift card for $  25       
$   500             gift card for $  50       
$1,000             gift card for $100       

*PEC representatives are not eligible for gifts.

Why donate?
100% of your donation goes to the Piedmont Environmental Council. The Piedmont Environmental Council's comprehensive strategy recognizes the links between city and country, nature and people, conserving and creating. Their accomplishments to date include helping permanently protect more than 360,000 acres, effective work in Richmond and Washington to strengthen conservation initiatives, and a communications network that helps thousands make their voices heard at the local, state and federal levels.

The Piedmont Environmental Council  has a written donor privacy policy, which states unambiguously that 1) it will not sell, trade or share a donor's personal information with anyone or any outside organizations, nor send donor mailings on behalf of other organizations, unless engaged in a joint venture with The Piedmont Environmental Council or 2) it will only share personal information once the donor has given the charity specific permission to do so.