Madras Hash House Harriers - Dare to Care


The Madras Hash House Harriers have been the first to show (walk, run et al) that they dare to care! The Nov 14 the Run was dedicated to spreading awareness about Child Abuse. Besides allowing for the kiosk to be installed at the starting/ending venue, the harriers also distributed leaflets for adults and children along the route, taking time off to engage with interested people. Some of them have also offered venues for the kiosk during the course of the month
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The Madras Hash House Harriers have been the first to show (walk, run et al) that they dare to care! The Nov 14 the Run was dedicated to spreading awareness about Child Abuse. Besides allowing for the kiosk to be installed at the starting/ending venue, the Harriers also distributed leaflets for adults and children along the route, taking time off to engage with interested people. Some of them have also offered venues for the kiosk during the course of the month

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