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Mo Farah to speak at M Restaurants charity supper in support of Not for Sale

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Very cool news story in the Evening Standard (London) announcing our November 1, 2023 gala at M Restaurant.

Olympic and world champion (10 times!!) runner Sir Mo Fahar will join Not For Sale President and Cofounder David Batstone and M owner/founder Martin Williams on stage to speak to a world wherein people & planet are Not For Sale.

Mo Fahar, originally from Somalia, was himself a victim of human trafficking as a child and knows well the perils of living vulnerable to the greed of others.

The profits for the evening go to support Not For Sale’s work in Africa and Peru.

Kudos to Martin & M for their steadfast support over the past 5 years. London friends please come out for the event!

Join us on Nov 1, 2023 by signing up here.

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