The Asservo Project 2,500-Mile Challenge, by F3 Pittsburgh
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Participating in this challenge not only promotes physical fitness but also supports The Asservo Project, a vital nonprofit dedicated to fighting global human trafficking and supporting victims. With your help, we can make a significant impact in our community and beyond. So mark your calendars and gear up for a week of camaraderie, movement, and meaningful change in Pittsburgh!
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The Asservo Project 2,500-Mile Challenge, by F3 Pittsburgh
VirtualJoin F3 Pittsburgh for our 1st annual, week-long virtual activity challenge, benefiting The Asservo Project. Our challenge is to log more than 2,500 miles of activity as a group. Sex trafficking is a huge issue all around the world and even in the Pittsburgh area, so we have decided to step up and push back the darkness! All participants will self-track and self-report their mileage throughout the week. Together, we will log more than 2,500 combined miles of running, walking, cycling, swimming, rucking, bear-crawling, or whatever your favorite activity is!
Entries closedSunday, Oct 5, 2025
$30.00
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Throughout the week of October 5-11, all participants will track their own miles wherever you want to log them. Whether you're walking, running, cycling, or doing your favorite activity, every mile counts towards our goal!
Not only are we spreading awareness, but we're also fundraising for THE ASSERVO PROJECT https://www.theasservoproject.org, a nonprofit in Pittsburgh who's mission it is to combat global human trafficking, child exploitation and sexual predators, support the recovery of victims, and aid in the imprisonment of perpetrators.
ABOUT THE ASSERVO PROJECT - HTTPS://WWW.THEASSERVOPROJECT.ORG/ https://www.theasservoproject.org
Human trafficking is one of the greatest injustices of our time. It strips away freedom, dignity, and hope from an estimated 45 million people worldwidemany of whom are hiding in plain sight.
At The Asservo Project, we believe that you have the power to make a difference. Whether youre a student, parent, educator, advocate, or donoryour voice, your support, and your courage matter.
Human trafficking is the second largest and fastest-growing criminal industry in the world, but it can be stopped.
Not by one person. But by all of ustogether.
ABOUT F3 NATION - HTTPS://F3NATION.COM/ https://f3nation.com
F3 IS A NATIONAL NETWORK OF FREE, PEER-LED WORKOUTS FOR MEN. OUR MISSION IS TO PLANT, GROW AND SERVE SMALL WORKOUT GROUPS FOR MEN FOR THE INVIGORATION OF MALE COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP. Started in 2011 in Charlotte, North Carolina, F3 is now in 48 states, on 5 continents, with more than 4,205 scheduled workouts a week through the volunteer efforts of men whose lives have been changed by their involvement with the group.
The three Fs in our name stand for FITNESS, FELLOWSHIP AND FAITH the last of which we define as not one specific religion or faith system, but simply a belief in something outside oneself.
OUR WORKOUTS
Are free of charge
Are open to all men
Are held outdoors, rain or shine, heat or cold
Are led by men who participate in the workout in a rotating fashion, with no training or certification necessary
End with a Circle of Trust
We welcome men of all fitness levels to our workouts and have no requirement for membership other than that you show up at the appointed time and place and follow what the workout leader (the Q in F3 lingo) does.
THE F3 CREDO IS: LEAVE NO MAN BEHIND, BUT LEAVE NO MAN WHERE YOU FIND HIM.
Location
n/a, Pittsburgh, 15108, PA, United States
The Asservo Project 2,500-Mile Challenge, by F3 Pittsburgh
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