Adrian Bukowski
Poland Business Run 2025 Beneficiary
“A 28-year-old from Gdynia, Pomeranian Voivodeship, who had his leg amputated below the knee as a result of an accident at work. Sports accompanied him throughout his life - he regularly went to the gym, ran and trained in martial arts. It was movement that was the foundation of his life, giving him strength, helping to relieve stress and allowing him to take a breather from his daily responsibilities. By profession, he is an inland sailor. As he says, it is not only a job, but also a passion, a life goal and a source of satisfaction. He currently moves with the help of elbow crutches and is waiting for a prosthesis that will allow him to regain his independence and return to activity and sports. Thanks to the support of PBR runners, he will be able to take part in a post-amputation rehabilitation stay, during which he will learn to use his new prosthesis."
Alina Kudryńska
Poland Business Run 2025 Beneficiary
“The 43-year-old woman from Sadowice, Lower Silesia, who suffered from breast cancer and underwent sparing surgery. On a daily basis, she gets involved and works for children fighting cancer. Before her illness, she never thought about herself. Today she wants to change that and take care of herself so she can continue to help others. Her dream is to return to full fitness, including mental fitness. Thanks to PBR runners, she will receive funding for a rehabilitation stay that will help her return to an active life without pain."
Maciej Wysocki
Poland Business Run 2025 Beneficiary
“A 7-year-old from Tomaszow Mazowiecki in the Łódź voivodeship. He is cheerful, happy and open to the world. Although he doesn't walk or stand on his own, he doesn't give up and fights together with his mother for his health and to become an independent young man in the future. Maciej's rehabilitation is bringing great results, but the boy needs constant exercises and rehabilitation stays at least every 3 or 4 months. Thanks to the runners of PBR 2025, the boy will be able to participate in classes with qualified rehabilitators for the second time."