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73-year-old cyclist raises $740,000 for No Kid Hungry on 3,200-mile ride

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A 73-year-old California man named Mark Strauss completed a 3,200-mile cycling journey over 69 days. The ride was undertaken to support the No Kid Hungry campaign. He successfully raised $740,000 to combat child hunger in America. His effort brought attention to the ongoing need for child food assistance programs. The fundraising campaign continues toward its goal of $1 million.

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