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All set for Earth Day Run 2025

All set for Earth Day Run 2025
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More than 16,000 runners are expected to compete as Samsung and RUNRIO team up for the Earth Day Run 2025 in three major cities on 27 April.

Fitness enthusiasts, environmental advocates, and the tech community are tipped to gather to celebrate sustainability, wellness, and the importance of staying active in races that would held simultaneously in Manila, Cebu and Davao.

The Manila leg is set at SM Mall of Asia Complex while the Cebu leg at City di Mare, and the Davao leg at Azuela Cove.

“Our theme this year is ‘Run with Purpose.’ It’s a simple yet telling call to action for everyone and a reminder that every step we take is a step to a more sustainable future,” RUNRIO managing partner Andrew Neri said.

More runners are expected to join, with a target of 17,000 set for all three races which has 5K, 10K and 21K categories, offering participants a chance to turn their love for the planet into impactful action.

“We all share the purpose of fostering a sustainable lifestyle and promoting environmentally conscious choices,” Nic Rodriguez, Galaxy Ecosystem Product marketing manager for Samsung Electronics Philippines, said.

As part of this event, Samsung is excited to showcase its latest wearable technology, designed to enhance running experiences and support a healthier, more active lifestyle. From the Galaxy Fit3 to the Galaxy Watch Ultra, Samsung offers a range of innovative products that perfectly blend style, functionality and performance.

Earth Day Run 2025 is also in partnership with Tzu Chi Philippines, a global humanitarian organization championing environmental protection through recycling and upcycling, underscoring the importance of reducing carbon footprints and conserving resources, as its advocacy partner.

“This isn’t just any run. It increases the awareness of each person in making a difference for our planet,” Jane Sy, Tzu Chi Foundation commissioner, said.

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