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LETTER: Support my walk for International Women’s Day

Your letters, emails and opinions - Boston Standard, Lincolnshire: bostonstandard.co.uk, on Twitter @standardboston

Your letters, emails and opinions - Boston Standard, Lincolnshire: bostonstandard.co.uk, on Twitter @standardboston

I’m marking International Women’s Day (8 March) by joining CARE International’s ‘Walk in Her Shoes’ campaign.

In Africa and Asia, millions of women and girls walk an average of four miles every day carrying backbreaking loads. The cost is high: there’s little time for school or to earn a living.

I’ll be walking 10,000 steps a day for a week in March, in solidarity with women and girls in the developing world.

By raising £100, I can help build a water pump close to a poor community, saving them their gruelling daily walk and giving them a fighting chance to fulfil their potential.

I’d like to encourage readers of Boston Standard to help too. Please visit www.careinternational.org.uk/shoes and join in.

Alice Hardy

Pilleys Lane, Boston

 

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