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LIV2Run partners with KZN Trail Running to host fundraiser trail run for Verulam orphanage

LIV2Run was founded by Lindi Meyer to foster hope and develop potential within orphaned and vulnerable children in the Verulam-based orphanage and greater community.

LIV2Run is partnering with KZN Trail Running to host a trail run at LIV Village in the hills above Hazelmere Dam on October 23.

LIV2Run was founded by Lindi Meyer to foster hope and develop potential within orphaned and vulnerable children in the Verulam-based orphanage and greater community.

The team have been consistent participants at KZN Trail Running events, drawing attention in the trail world through their constant podium performances as much as for their all-round great determination and sportsmanship.

The routes are a combination of jeep and single track and form the basis of what the LIV2Run team train on.

LIV Village is situated in the hills above Hazelmere Dam, with sweeping views.
Photo: LIV Village.

This is a great opportunity for athletes not only to test themselves on these same trails, but also to immerse themselves deeper into the ethos and vision behind LIV Village.

The Village is a safe haven for orphaned and vulnerable children, providing a loving home with a trained foster mother.

Their mission statement of ‘Rescue a child, Restore a life, Raise a leader and Release a star’ is truly inspirational.

The LIV Village Trail run is a fundraiser for the LIV2Run Team, in order to continue making a tangible difference in these youth’s lives.

The event has a 5km, 10km and 19km option, with prizes for the top 3 men and women (or boys and girls) in all distances and great spot prizes.

For full info and entries, visit www.kzntrailrunning.co.za/races/liv-village-race.

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