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Embrace your running power and be a #ForceForGood at the Absa DASH YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K ‘City Clean-Up’!

2 July 2023 by AMC

Durban residents are invited to be part of a rewarding Absa RUN YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K ‘City Clean-Up’ on Saturday, 8 July 2023 starting at Absa DURBAN CITY (291 Anton Lembede Street, Durban) at 08:30. Highlighting the multi-faceted nature of the ‘City Clean-Up’, Michael Meyer, Managing Director of Stillwater Sports and Founder of the Absa …

Durban residents are invited to be fraction of a rewarding Absa DASH YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K ‘City Clean-Up’ on Saturday, 8 July 2023 starting at Absa DURBAN CITY (291 Anton Lembede Street, Durban) at 08:30.

Highlighting the multi-faceted nature of the ‘City Clean-Up’, Michael Meyer, Managing Director of Stillwater Sports and Founder of the Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY Series says, “Beyond being a fun gathering that brings together residents, runners, and walkers, the ‘City Clean-Up’ also serves as a catalyst for community-driven goodness. We invite all residents to unite in elevating the city of Durban’s radiance in preparation for the 6th annual Absa DASH YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K. With an impressive elite racing component, this mass participation road race showcases Durban’s splendour, vibrant atmosphere, and its incredible people.”

In closing Meyer adds: “We would like to thank Absa who will be providing delectable breakfast packs to all the dedicated volunteers upon completion of the ‘City Clean-Up’. We are also thankful to PETCO for their invaluable support and generous donation of gloves and refuse bags. Every contribution makes a contrast. We can’t wait to join forces with Durban residents on Saturday, July 8th, as we unite to prepare Durban to shine brightly on Sunday during the Absa DASH YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K.”

“Part of Absa’s strategic intent is being an active force for excellent in the communities that we operate in, and this includes keeping our cities clean. With the city clean-up, our colleagues and community members near out in numbers to assist as we prepare for race day. This is what being a force for qualified stands for, unity and collaboration. The spirit of ubuntu,” says Sydney Mbhele, Absa’s Group Chief Marketing and Corporate Affairs Officer.

PETCO is a Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO) that administers Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes on behalf of its members for various packaging material streams in order to build a circular economy and lead producer responsibility in South Africa.

“Engaging in initiatives like the city clean-up allows PETCO to actively participate in consumer and civic responsibility,” highlights Kara Levy, PETCO Marketing Manager. “Packaging impacts all of us, whether directly or indirectly, and it is crucial that we unite in embracing precise sustainability whenever opportunities like this clean-up arise. Each of us plays a vital role in transitioning South Africa from a ‘take-make-dispose’ scheme to a circular economy by ensuring the diversion of valuable resources, such as PET bottles or liquid board cartons, from landfills and towards recycling. We are proud to support the Absa RACE YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K ‘City Clean-Up’ by sponsoring gloves and clear plastic bags for the volunteers. These plastic bags are made from recycled materials and are recyclable, facilitating easy sorting of litter and responsible recycling of the collected materials.”

To find a drop off site near you visit: https://petco.co.za/find-a-buy-back-centre/

EVENT INFORMATION: Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K City Clean-Up

Date: Saturday 08 July 2023
Venue: Absa DURBAN CITY (291 Anton Lembede Street, Durban)
Start Time: 08:30 till 10:00

EVENT INFORMATION: 2023 Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K

Date: Sunday 09 July 2023
Start Time: 08:00
Start Venue: Masabalala Yengwa Ave
Finish Venue: Durban Beach Front Promenade (Golden Mile)
Entry Fee:
• Licenced Runner: R240.00
• Temporary Licence: R50.00
Entry Includes:
• Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY Series Event Performance T-shirt
• Absa Entrant Gifts (Peak Cap, Drawstring Bag, Socks & Shoelaces)
• DHL Water Bottle
• Race Number with Timing Chip
• Sponsor Route Entertainment Points
• Unbelievable Route Entertainment Points from Start to Finish
• 2 x Refreshment Stations on Route
• Tog Bag Drop and Collect Service
• Absa DASH YOUR CITY Series Finisher’s Medal

CHARITY SUPPORT: When entering the 2023 Absa DASH YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K online runners and walkers can manufacture a dissimilarity by supporting five local charities: 1. Reach For A Dream Foundation (RFAD), 2. Durban & Coast SPCA, 3. TREE (Training and Resources in Early Education), 4. LIV Village and 5. iThemba Lethu.

WIN A CHERY TIGGO 4 PRO URBAN VEHICLE: One lucky entrant will fade home with a stylish Chery Tiggo 4 Pro Urban Vehicle valued at over R308 900.00 compliments of the Absa RUSH YOUR CITY Series and event partners Chery South Africa and Absa Vehicle and Asset Finance. To be in the running to win this fantastic prize the following three boxes need to be ticked: you need to enter the event (and pay the entry fee), collect your race number (during the stipulated race pack collection times) and be on the start line on event day.

Facebook: @Durban10k
Instagram: @Durban10k
Hashtag: #RunYourCity #AbsaRunYourCity
Websites: www.runyourcityseries.com

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