A GLOBAL VIRTUAL RUN TO SUPPORT INDIA’S COVID-19 CRISIS
Anytime Anywhere over 11 – 13 June
Making our footsteps count to those who need it the most
‘India, the current epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, has reported more than 2 million new cases and 18,000 Covid-related deaths this week alone, as a catastrophic second wave continues throughout the country, pushing hospitals and crematoriums past their breaking point.’ (Forbes May 1, 2021)
DOLLARS RAISED
3KM KIDS
21.1km
5KM
TRIFECTA
10KM
50km
Join Relief Run’s virtual running festival and complete your run anytime over the weekend of 11 – 13 June and join a movement that showcases the power of mass micro-actions.
100% of the proceeds from registration fees* will go towards World Vision Australia’s India COVID-19 appeal. Funds from this appeal will go towards providing health facilities in the worst hit districts in India with oxygen machines, beds, protective equipment, medical supplies and support community-based COVID-19 prevention activities.
*Registration proceeds excluding Stripe transaction fees, which have been greatly reduced through a partnership with Stripe and are outlined below.
1.40% + 30c for domestic Visa/Mastercard transactions (discounted from 1.75% + 30c)
1.75% + 30c for domestic Amex transactions
2.90% + 30c for international transactions
(GST inclusive)
Stripe is also waiving processing fees on the first $25K raised.
Where do the funds raised go?
A massive spike in COVID-19 infections in India is claiming thousands of lives and devastating vulnerable families. The country’s health system is struggling to cope. All funds raised from the Relief Run will be donated to World Vision Australia’s India COVID-19 appeal, which will see funding provide more beds, oxygen machines and medical supplies in hospitals in some of the worst hit districts. This WILL help saves lives and protect families from this deadly wave of new infections.
Would you like to make a donation?
In addition to your registration, you can also make a direct donation (tax deductible) to World Vision Australia’s COVID-19 appeal for India via the link below.