Minsk Half Marathon 2025: "DobroFON" Set to Honor Runners and Their Furry Companions
Fonbet's "Doing Good" program has announced a partnership with a charity fun run event, "Paws on the Move," as part of the upcoming Minsk Half Marathon. Scheduled for September 6, 2025, the pet-friendly run will take place in the Minsk Half Marathon Expo zone.
The "Paws on the Move" run is a unique addition to the Minsk Half Marathon, marking the first-ever pet-friendly run in the event's history. This fun run, intended to be a joyful experience, is limited to 100 human-dog pairs.
Fonbet's partnership with the Minsk Half Marathon includes a large-scale charity initiative. Each participant's registration fee for the "Paws on the Move" run will be converted into real help. The funds raised from this event will likely contribute to the "Doing Good" program's goal of purchasing sports equipment for youth athletics schools in the Minsk region.
The "Doing Good" program will also partner with the 3 km charity fun run of the Minsk Half Marathon. This is not the first time Fonbet has shown its commitment to charitable causes. However, there is currently no information available about the founder or leadership of the "Doing Good" initiative by Fonbet.
The Minsk Half Marathon, Belarus's largest running event, is set to take place on September 7, 2025. Every kilometer run by participants in the main event will be turned into a donation. The charity fun run, "Paws on the Move," will precede the main event, offering a fun and engaging way for participants to contribute to a worthy cause.
Notably, the charity fun run will be free for schoolchildren, students, pensioners, and individuals with disabilities. This inclusion ensures that the event is accessible to a wide range of participants, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.
The "Paws on the Move" run is an exciting addition to the Minsk Half Marathon, offering a unique opportunity for dog lovers to participate in a fun run while making a difference in the community. With the "Doing Good" program's commitment to supporting youth athletics schools in the Minsk region, this event promises to make a significant impact.
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