Boston Based janji Sponsors Olympic Trials Hopeful

Olympic
hopeful signed by Boston-based running apparel company, Janji.

(BOSTON, MA)- On October 12th,
Janji, the first socially conscious running apparel company, signed Pardon Ndhlovu and became his official sponsor as he
trains for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.  This is Ndhlovu‰Ûªs first
sponsorship and Janji‰Ûªs first ever signing of an Olympic Marathon hopeful.

After graduating from the University of North
Carolina at Pembroke in May 2013, Ndhlovu became the assistant
cross country and track coach for the Georgia Regents University. His
partnership with Janji means running for a greater cause: with every purchase
of Janji apparel, the company donates 6 months to 3 years of clean water to a
developing country around the world.

‰ÛÏThrough Janji‰Ûªs high performance apparel,
runners fund solutions and raise awareness for the global water crisis in a
lasting and meaningful way,‰Û Ndhlovu said. ‰ÛÏRather than racing for a cause on
just one day, Janji lets runners give back through their everyday training.‰Û

Ndhlovu hopes to run for Zimbabwe, his home
country, in the Olympics. After finishing college, he ran 2:18:12, missing the
Olympic B Standard by 13 seconds. Ndhlovu aims to run 2:15 at the Chevron
Houston Marathon this January, which would place him below the Olympic A
Standard.

 ‰ÛÏSigning
Ndhlovu, someone who cares deeply about giving back, is a huge step for our
cause and our community,‰Û said Dave Spandorfer, Janji‰Ûªs co-founder. ‰ÛÏWe are incredibly
excited to follow him on his Olympic journey.‰Û

‰ÛÏThere is no better feeling
in the world than knowing that every mile you run pounding the pavement or
every step you take on the trails you are helping meet the needs of many people
in the world that do not have access to clean water,‰Û said Ndhlovu.

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About
Janji: Janji is a Boston-based running apparel company founded in 2011. They
sell high performance running apparel with the mission to help end the water
crisis. Janji has partnered with six countries and four organizations to
provide water to those in need. Their motto— Run for another — encourages
helping others even after race day. 
For more information visit
www.runjanji.com