MUST Ministries invites runners to the 24th annual Gobble Jog
The race starts Thanksgiving morning, November 26, at the Marietta Square, and prices go up 10/31 for registrations and turkeys.
MUST Ministries is asking Marietta to join the 24th Annual Marietta Daily Journal Gobble Jog on Thanksgiving morning, November 26, at the Marietta Square. People can run, walk or cheer.
Phantom Runners who can't attend can still register, get a Gobble Jog shirt and support the group from anywhere. For a $50 donation, neighbors can adopt a 6-foot inflatable turkey and yard sign.
MUST Ministries says every registration helps it provide food and shelter to neighbors in need. Prices go up 10/31.
From MUST Ministries· Instagram · Oct 15
Open the post“🦃 Marietta, it's time to GOBBLE! MUST Ministries President and CEO Dr. @ikereighard has a message for our community: We want YOU to be part of the 24th Annual Marietta Daily Journal Gobble Jog! Whether you're ready to run, walk, or cheer from your couch, there's a way for everyone to make a difference this Thanksgiving! 🏃 Register for the Gobble Jog! Join us Thanksgiving morning, November 26, at the Marietta Square for one of our community's favorite holiday traditions. 👻 Be a Phantom Runner! Can't make it in person? You can still register, get your Gobble Jog shirt, and support MUST Ministries from wherever you are! 🦃 Adopt a Turkey! Bring the Gobble Jog spirit to your neighborhood with a 6-foot inflatable turkey and yard sign for a $50 donation. Every registration, every turkey, and every show of support helps MUST Ministries provide food, shelter, and hope to our neighbors in need. 💙 Don't just talk about it. Be part of it! Register for the Gobble Jog or adopt your turkey today. Prices go up 10/31!”
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