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Dierks Bentley’s Wife Will Run In The Boston Marathon

Dierks Bentley’s wife, Cassidy, will raise money for a good cause when she runs in the Boston Marathon on April 17. Cassidy will hit the streets of Boston to raise money for Safe Haven Family Shelter of Nashville, an organization that works on behalf of homeless families and helps them find permanent housing. Bentley has even started a special Instagram account so fans can keep up with her journey and has provided a link where they can donate to the cause. The fundraiser has already raised more than $13,000 so far.


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