Rolling for a cause: Skateboarder ready for 20,000km challenge | The Herald
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Skateboarder Nathan du Preez is using an epic journey on the road to raise awareness of homelessness and addiction by drawing on his own experience to help people often overlooked by society.
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What happened
Skateboarder Nathan du Preez is using an epic journey on the road to raise awareness of homelessness and addiction by drawing on his own experience to help people often overlooked by society.
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