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Save the date and help us celebrate Out Living It Day on Saturday, July 27! Join a community adventure in your hometown and consider making a small donation to help us raise $25k to fuel adventure for others.
JOIN US FOR A 2024 HEALING ADVENTURE!
Join First Descents for an exclusive conversation and Q&A with Professional Kayaker Scott Lindgren and Filmmaker Rush Sturges on their new film, The River Runner, available now on Netflix! The event will be moderated by FD Founder Brad Ludden, and during our time together, we’ll take a deep dive into the 4-year filming process, Scott’s life-changing brain tumor diagnosis, and the Out Living It adventures this film captures. Plus, you’ll have time to ask your burning questions throughout the event!
While the event is free, please register to make sure you receive the Zoom details and event updates over the coming days. Plus, all registered attendees are entered to win an FD swag bag!
Don’t forget to watch The River Runner available NOW on Netflix before the event! Check it out HERE!
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