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How Flint Group got massages and ate pizza for United Way of Duluth

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Until a couple weeks ago, I’d never had a massage (unless you count my husband’s pseudo, five-minute back rubs – no offense, honey). So I was super excited when I heard that Comfort Zone, a Duluth-based massage therapy company, was donating massages to WestmorelandFlint.

This is our massage friend Terese Maznio from Comfort Zone. I wanted to take her home, but she said she had to let her dog out.

This is our massage friend Terese Maznio from Comfort Zone. I wanted to take her home, but she said she had to let her dog out.

My day got even better when I learned that, after our massages, we were getting free pizza from Pizza Luce. If I didn’t know better I would’ve thought it was my birthday or something.

We also ate salad because studies show* it helps creative juices flow.  *I made this up.

We also ate salad because studies show it helps get creative juices flowing*.

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*I made this up.

The massage was heavenly and the pizza delicious. But amid our relaxing and munching, we also raised money for an important community initiative: United Way of Greater Duluth’s Community Fundraising Campaign.

What’s really neat about the United Way is that it benefits the community as a whole – not just one organization, issue or group of people. In fact, the organization donates to more than 50 local nonprofit health and human service programs in the Duluth area.427177_10151182120070857_1262884262_nThanks to the donations from Pizza Luce and Comfort Zone, our Duluth office raised nearly $200 for the United Way in one day.

Relieved backs, stuffed tummies and full hearts. Now that’s what I call a successful Friday.

Ericka Olin

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