Company Run 2019
On Saturday, 18 May, the Company Run took place in Wrocław, in which our representation from the Wrocław branch participated for the first time. We were represented by: Paweł Wójcik, attorney-at-law, partner, Elżbieta Kamińska, attorney-at-law, partner, Grzegorz Karwatowicz, associate, of counsel, Magdalena Węglowska, and Paulina Charytoniuk.
Companies could enroll five-person teams that needed to run at a distance of 25 km, of which each competitor ran 5 km.
This is the 7th edition of the Company Run, the idea of which is to promote healthy competition and physical activity among employees and the willingness to help the children most in need. This year, the income is earmarked for the treatment and rehabilitation of the charges of the Everest Foundation in Wrocław. As much as 10,000 people took part in the Saturday charity Company Run 2019 in Wroclaw.
More information available at: http://wroclaw.wyborcza.pl/wroclaw/7,35771,24798432,bieg-firmowy-we-wroclawiu-setki-uczestnikow-na-starcie-duzo.html#s=BoxLoWrLink:undefined
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