You can Help More again! Find out how it works
You don’t have to cross the starting line to be part of the Poland Business Run. The ‘Help More’ campaign is back, giving everyone the chance to support a team of their choice and do their bit to help people with physical disabilities and those who have undergone a mastectomy. Every donation made through the campaign provides real support for the Foundation’s beneficiaries, whilst also earning points in the ranking where teams and companies compete for the title of Helping Leader. HSBC is a partner of the campaign.
How can you get involved?
The ‘Help More’ campaign isn’t just for runners. Invite your colleagues, family, friends and acquaintances to join in – together, you can do even more good.
1) Go to the List of Teams and find the team you want to support. You can make a donation to a single team or to several selected teams.
2) Click the “Help More” button and make a donation. Once processed, the funds will automatically appear in the team’s account.
3) Follow the team and company rankings and watch how the positions in the standings change.
4) You can also share a link to your chosen team’s fundraising page and join forces to compete for the title of Helping Leader.
Additionally, teams participating with the Virtual Charity and Real Charity packages start the competition with 500 PLN in their Help More account.
Team Competition
Do you enjoy a bit of friendly competition? Help More is your chance to compete as a team, not only for your performance on the course but also for a place in the helping rankings. Every donation brings the team closer to the top of the table, whilst also supporting the beneficiaries of the Poland Business Run Foundation.
The five teams that raise the most funds will be awarded the title of Helping Leader and receive distinctive yellow T-shirts. The winners will be selected during three stages of the competition:
· 30 June, 23:59:59
· 31 July, 23:59:59
· 6 September, 11:59:59
Companies Are Helping More Too
‘Help More’ is not just a team competition, but also an opportunity for companies to get involved in helping others together. Every donation made to teams representing a particular organisation goes not only towards their individual account, but also towards the company’s overall score in the rankings.
The grand finale of the business competition will take place on 6 September. On that day, we will find out which five companies’ teams have raised the highest amount in the Help More campaign. The most committed organisations will receive special awards, and the results will be announced during the in-person Poland Business Run in Kraków.
