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CAN Spotlight: Kettlebells for Kayleigh Fundraiser in Germany

Crossfitters from all around the state joined the Gainey family at their 2nd annual Kettlebells for Kayleigh, a fundraising event to benefit Angelman syndrome in Kaiserslautern, Germany.

This event doubled in success from their first year and gained more supporters from around the area and with local media.

Over $7,000 USD was raised to benefit the Angelman syndrome community in Germany and here in the US with matches from one gym member family and Teutonic Crossfit!

Thank you to this entire community for using your love of crossfit to help our AS community.

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