“A 42-year-old woman from Chrzypsko Wielkie in the Wielkopolska Province, who had to undergo a thigh amputation of her right leg as a result of cancer. She is a working activist and the mother of a 7-year-old son. She has been involved in sport all her life: she loves playing volleyball, table tennis and cycling. She ran an amateur women’s volleyball team in her town, travelled to tournaments and refereed matches. She enjoys spending time actively with her family, going for walks, travelling and meeting new people, as well as taking photographs. Thanks to the support of the participants in the Poland Business Run, she will take part in another post-amputation rehabilitation programme, which will enable her to go for walks with her son more often, climb mountains on her prosthesis and return to her daily and professional life."

“A 53-year-old man from Głogów in the Lower Silesia Voivodeship. In 2025, he was involved in a road accident, as a result of which he had to undergo an amputation of his left leg above the knee. Before the accident, he worked as a mechanic in the military, and spent his free time on numerous camping trips. His passion is motorbikes, and he also enjoys sightseeing and learning about the history of castles. Today, he would like to return to these interests, as well as to his professional work and active participation in family life. Thanks to the runners of the Poland Business Run 2026, he will take part in a post-amputation rehabilitation stay, which will help him regain his mobility."

“A 25-year-old woman from Kraków in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. At the age of five, she was involved in a road accident, as a result of which her left lower leg was amputated. Since then, she has been using a prosthesis and leads an active life despite the challenges she faces. On her journey to regaining her mobility, she took up swimming, which became her passion. Sport is a very important part of her life – she loves rollerblading, cycling and longboarding, but snowboarding brings her the greatest joy. She also has a dog that requires training and long daily walks in the woods. It is a huge source of emotional support for her and motivates her to keep going. She loves travelling, and a good, functional prosthesis is absolutely essential for her. Thanks to the participants of the Poland Business Run 2026, Angelika will receive co-financing for a prosthesis tailored to her needs, which will give her greater comfort in her daily life and enable her to remain active. She recently completed her master’s degree and is just entering the job market; in the future, she would like to undertake postgraduate studies in psychotherapy so that she can help amputees and their loved ones navigate the adaptation process and find their place in their new reality."