In Phoenix, a unique fitness event brought together fans of Taylor Swift and fitness enthusiasts for a charitable cause. The ‘Swiftie Liftie Club,’ a local fitness group, organized a workout session that successfully collected 25,000 water bottles for the charity St. Vincent de Paul.

The club, founded by Alexy Posner, began as a small class at GroundWrk fitness studio in central Phoenix. Over time, it has grown into a community event that attracts hundreds of participants who share a love for fitness and Taylor Swift’s music. Posner’s classes gained national attention after being featured in USA Today, highlighting the innovative blend of music and exercise.

The latest event, held on May 31, invited attendees to bring a case of water to donate. The response was overwhelming, with over 200 participants contributing to the cause. The event’s success underscores the impact of community-driven initiatives and the generosity of local residents.

For those interested in joining future events or learning more about the Swiftie Liftie Club, updates are available on their Instagram page. This initiative not only promotes health and wellness but also supports charitable efforts within the community.

Original reporting: 12News / KPNX (Phoenix metro) — read the source article.