ISG launches fund-raising campaign "Move for Charity 2020"
ISG is supporting the Aktionsbündnis für seelische Gesundheit (Action Alliance for Mental Health) with the fund-raising event "Move for Charity - the Virtual Challenge" from 12 to 16 October 2020.
The five-day global challenge will take place virtually on the occasion of World Mental Health Day on 10 October 2020. The challenge is linked to a fundraising campaign, with ISG donating €10 for every active participant.
Aydin Karaduman, Managing Director Europe, comments, "At a time when the world, including the construction industry, is facing a high level of change, it is more important than ever that we take care of both our physical and mental health. During the Corona crisis, we are forced to adapt to new measures that often involve social distancing and isolation. We want to set an example with this action and bring our employees together - even if only virtually. The great thing about the action is that everyone can participate, regardless of distance rules or travel restrictions."
Participation takes place via the social network Strava. There, participants join the ISG Club and can then upload their activities during the five-day campaign. In addition to the automatic donation ISG pays for every participant who signs up for the Strava Club, individual donations can be made via the betterplace.org donation platform. More information can be found on the campaign page: www.betterplace.org/f36097. The Action Alliance for Mental Health, initiated by the German Society for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Psychosomatics and Neurology (DGPPN), organises the nationwide Mental Health Week every year on the occasion of the International Mental Health Day. Here, interested people get the opportunity to get to know the psychiatric and psychosocial facilities in their area within the framework of various events.
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Aydin Karaduman, Managing Director Europe, comments, "At a time when the world, including the construction industry, is facing a high level of change, it is more important than ever that we take care of both our physical and mental health. During the Corona crisis, we are forced to adapt to new measures that often involve social distancing and isolation. We want to set an example with this action and bring our employees together - even if only virtually. The great thing about the action is that everyone can participate, regardless of distance rules or travel restrictions."
Participation takes place via the social network Strava. There, participants join the ISG Club and can then upload their activities during the five-day campaign. In addition to the automatic donation ISG pays for every participant who signs up for the Strava Club, individual donations can be made via the betterplace.org donation platform. More information can be found on the campaign page: www.betterplace.org/f36097. The Action Alliance for Mental Health, initiated by the German Society for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Psychosomatics and Neurology (DGPPN), organises the nationwide Mental Health Week every year on the occasion of the International Mental Health Day. Here, interested people get the opportunity to get to know the psychiatric and psychosocial facilities in their area within the framework of various events.
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