Run for a Good Cause with 100PLUS
We attended the launch of 100PLUS Run for Good earlier today at Kallang Wave Mall, and we are delighted to share with you the happenings! National athletes ran and for every kilometre they clocked, 100PLUS pledges to donate S$50 to SportCares. Participating athletes were national sprinter Calvin Kang, Veronica Shanti Pereira, Dipna Lim Prasad, Gary Yeo and Muhammad Naqib, national swimmers Rachel Tseng, national synchronised swimmer Debbie Soh, national women’s water polo team members Lynette Jane Tan and Eunice Karina Fu, and national paddlers Gao Ning, Yang Zi, Clarence Chew Zheyu and Chen Feng.
The event will be open to public over the weekend (Saturday and Sunday, 27 and 28 November, 11am to 8pm). Members of the public can do their part in raising funds by running on the treadmills where every kilometre completed, 100PLUS will match their effort with a S$10 contribution to SportCares. For those who outdo themselves by completing 1.5 kilometres within 10 minutes, 100PLUS will reward them with a Soleus Fitness Tracker (worth $128), while stocks last.
Press Release:
Singapore, 27 November 2015 – There is nothing quite like the euphoria of outdoing yourself after a run. At the Run for Good event, 100PLUS makes running even more rewarding. The brand pledges to match the efforts Singaporeans put in toward running their best on a treadmill for a good cause, with a donation to SportCares, an organization that works to improve the lives of the underprivileged children and youth-at-risk, through sports.
This afternoon, our gallant national athletes made their appearance at Kallang Wave Mall to kick start the campaign by hitting the treadmills while contributing to the cause. For every kilometre these athletes run, 100PLUS pledges to donate S$50 to SportCares. The participating national athletes are national sprinter Calvin Kang, Veronica Shanti Pereira, Dipna Lim Prasad, Gary Yeo and Muhammad Naqib, national swimmers Rachel Tseng, national synchronised swimmer Debbie Soh, national women’s water polo team members Lynette Jane Tan and Eunice Karina Fu, and national paddlers Gao Ning, Yang Zi, Clarence Chew Zheyu and Chen Feng.
‘100PLUS has long been the prominent and ever-supportive isotonic drink of choice at many major sports and lifestyle events in Singapore and the region. The Run for Good event serves as a platform for the brand to continue its endeavour in advocating an active lifestyle while simultaneously doing our part for charity. We are heartened and grateful for our national athletes who have taken time off their demanding schedules to be part of this campaign and lead the way in promoting an active lifestyle for a good cause,’ said Jennifer See, General Manager, F&N Foods Pte Ltd.
Members of the public are welcome to join 100PLUS in supporting SportsCares and take steps toward living an active lifestyle. Simply put on your running shoes and take up the treadmill challenge on 28 and 29 November 2015 (from 11am to 8pm) at Kallang Wave Mall. For every one kilometre completed, 100PLUS will match your effort with a S$10 contribution to SportCares. For those who outdo themselves by completing 1.5 kilometres within 10 minutes, 100PLUS will reward them with a Soleus Fitness Tracker (worth S$128), while stocks last.
Singapore’s No.1 isotonic drink, 100PLUS aids in replenishing lost fluids, energy and electrolytes to combat the effects of dehydration, heat and exertion, enabling individuals to achieve peak performance in their daily active lifestyle. Visit http://100plus.com.sg/letsmove for more details on this event.
