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filed under: Good News, Human Services, Charitable News, Zach Bonner
Episode 10: Zach Completes Trek
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Admirers, including pop star Elton John, congratulate Zach Bonner for crossing the finish line in Washington D.C. Watch Zach put the emphasis back on America's homeless youth during a ceremony to honor his achievement:
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Episode 9: Zach Arrives in D.C.
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Young residents at the Sasha Bruce House give Zach Bonner lessons on life in a children's shelter in Washington D.C. Watch Persha tell her heartbreaking life story of loss and see Zach approach the finish line of his journey.
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Episode 8: Zach for President
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Zach Bonner is made an honorary citizen of Richmond by Mayor Dwight Jones during a ceremony attended by several Virginia leaders and well-wishers on the capital grounds. Watch as Zach also visits a homeless shelter for children during the homestretch of his walk to Washington, D.C.
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Episode 7: One Step Closer
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Zach Bonner treats children from a homeless shelter to an afternoon of games and pizza at Chuck and Cheese in Greensboro, N.C. Watch as Zach revisits his mission to help end hunger among children and explain why he has taken up the cause:
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'My House to the White House'
The Florida fifth-grader completed a 668-mile trek from Atlanta to Washington, D.C.Get More on His Walk
