Please join the charity initiative as part of the Family Run at Minsk Half Marathon in support of children with disabilities and development of inclusive education!
The project is organized by the Belarusian Athletics Federation with the support of Belagroprombank, MTS and UNICEF.
The Family Run will take place ON SEPTEMBER 8 as part of one of the largest sporting events in Belarus - Minsk Half Marathon. It is open for families with children aged 0 to 12. Participants will run a 1.5 km distance along the main route of Minsk Half Marathon following all other runs of adult participants.
Registration for the Family Run is free and available on the Minsk Half Marathon website.
MORE THAN A RUN We invite all participants to support children with disabilities and make a charitable contribution. All raised funds will be used to purchase special equipment (assistive technologies) that helps children with disabilities in socialization, adaptation and learning – so that every child can play and learn, communicate with peers and develop to their full potential.
As a token of appreciation, you will be able to receive the Family Run branded T-shirt for a possible contribution starting from 35 BYN.
MAKE A DONATION
*If you would like to receive multiple branded t-shirts, please donate in an amount that is an equal to the number of t-shirts.
* Keep proof of your donation and present it to UNICEF volunteers at the Family Run registration counter. Here you can also choose a T-shirt size for both children and adults.
The project is organized by the Belarusian Athletics Federation with the support of Belagroprombank, MTS and UNICEF
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