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The open-water swimming community is celebrated for its solidarity, perseverance, and kindness.
Frequently uniting, this dynamic collective harnesses their mutual enthusiasm for swimming to assist and raise funds for local and global charities, creating a significant impact beyond the aquatic realm. Their events stand as a proof of their passion for swimming and their dedication to contributing back to society.
Recently, the Myrtleville Swimmers group made headlines when a significant number participated in the Charity Swim for Brighter Communities in Kenya. Taking place on December 1 at Fountainstown, this uplifting event was coordinated in alignment with the ‘Giving Tuesday’ movement, a worldwide day of philanthropy.
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