Join the Wicked Fitness for Good Project, give back to Franklin MA community

Wicked Fitness Franklin is launching a three-week community initiative to promote kindness, charity and fitness.

The so-called Wicked Fitness for Good project runs from Nov. 3-22 and invites members and neighbors to participate in charitable events and giving opportunities, according to a community announcement. Activities include assembling activity bags for pediatric patients, a holiday gift drive to benefit The Santa Foundation and a food drive for The Franklin Food Pantry featuring an “Emerald City” charity workout.

“Wicked Fitness is rooted in bringing the community together through kindness and movement,” said Teraisa Sabatini-Tucker, founder and president of Wicked Fitness Franklin, in a statement. “The ‘Wicked Fitness for Good’ project was created as a fun and impactful way to give back to the community this holiday season.”

The initiative aims to inspire both club members and the broader community to engage in fitness with purpose, blending wellness, gratitude and generosity to support local families in need, according to the announcement. Community members are invited to stop by Wicked Fitness Franklin at 855 West Central St. to contribute to the drives, join a charity workout or lend a helping hand.

Wicked Fitness Franklin is a community-focused fitness studio dedicated to empowering individuals through strength, wellness and connection. With creative programming, a supportive environment and a focus on doing good, Wicked Fitness continues to redefine what it means to be “wicked strong” in body and spirit.

For more information, visit www.wickedfitnessfranklin.com.

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This article originally appeared on The Milford Daily News: Wicked Fitness Franklin launches charity workouts and drives Nov. 3-22