Move to Make a Difference
What is MTMAD?
Move to Make a Difference (formerly Run for Rights) is an annual sponsored Global Concerns service and activities event run by student organisations ACE, Ladakh and Daraja GCs supporting children’s rights for education around the world.
UWCSEA community members of all ages can now participate from the comfort of their homes in physical activities they love, to support children’s rights for education. Whether with family or friends, whether you’re running, swimming, doing yoga, cycling or dancing, you can make a difference in childrens’ lives in underprivileged regions in Bangladesh, India and Kenya.
Location
You can participate in MTMAD anywhere in Singapore! From home, school, work, or around the neighbourhood, you can always make a difference.
Date and Time
MTMAD is a yearly event! You can take part in any physical activities at any time comfortable for you!
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Donations
This event is over! Thank you to all that participated! You can see how much we ran as a community below!
Signup
This event is over! Thank you to all that participated! You can see how much we ran as a community below!
Our Goal
617km or $6170
- Progress (distance, m) 100%
We are over our distance goal by over 1733.6km! We are proud to announce that as a community we managed to run 2350km!
- Donations (SGD) 70%
Nominations
How will nominating help?
We translate the amount of money we raise into a distance goal. Through nominating your friends and family, you draw awareness to the important issues we face, as well as engage in a great activity with the ones you love.
How can I nominate others?
Through our signup form, you can nominate as many people (please include their email addresses) as you like to participate in the event!
How does nominating work?
Our email service will automatically send emails to people you’ve nominated, inviting them to fill out our form, log their movement, donate, and nominate to make a difference!
The money you raise will support…
Providing funds to help Lamdon School use technology to develop essential creativity and critical thinking skills for Lamdon School students in Ladakh, India.
Building the necessary facilities to support the education of girls in Nanyuki, Kenya such as libraries and classrooms, in order to raise awareness on gender inequality within education in Africa.
Sponsoring underprivileged students in local Bangladesh to go to school through an online program, as well as providing stationery and classroom furniture to ensure a quality education for these children.
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