Turn your hobby into an instrument for social change by participating in the Run to Share event, which will help children battling cancer.
Recently, running has become a favorite workout for many. Run clubs have started to pop up, and more people are investing in running gear. It is an excellent source of cardio and a great way to jumpstart your fitness journey. Beyond its health benefits, running also fosters community; many participate in fun runs, marathons, and ‘run-for-a-cause’ events to combine their passion with a meaningful cause.
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This April 6, 2025, the I Want To Share Foundation presents Run to Share, a fundraising event to support blood transfusions for children battling cancer. The event is organized in partnership with the University of the Philippines—Philippine General Hospital, Pedia Hema-Onco Division.
Finer Details
This run, organized as part of Car-Free Sundays on Ayala Avenue, provides a unique opportunity to champion health and wellness while supporting a critical cause.
Participants can choose between a 3K or 5K route, and each registration includes a race shirt, a medal, and a chance to win exciting raffle prizes from brands like Vision Express and Nutribullet. The race will kick off at 6 AM, with a call time of 530 AM, at the starting line in front of Tower One & Exchange Plaza, Ayala Triangle Gardens.
Run to Share 2025 goes beyond the physical benefits of running; it highlights the power of community and collective action in providing life-saving blood transfusions for children battling cancer. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or simply look for an active way to make a difference, this event offers a meaningful experience. Lace-up your shoes, join the cause, and run through the heart of Makati for a brighter future for these young fighters.
Registration is now open. Scan the QR code on the event poster or visit https://raceroster.com/events/2025/102316/run-to-share-2025 to sign up and make a tangible impact in the lives of pediatric cancer patients.
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