Miles for Smiles KC100

Miles for Smiles – 100 miles CHALLENGE!

Walk/run/STEP 100 miles challenge
From Nov 1st – Nov 30th, 2024
100% of donations go directly to supporting education scholarships for underprivileged children!

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Step out with purpose, and let’s create smiles together!

Lace up your shoes, hit the pavement, and help us provide education scholarships for underprivileged children in India at the Siri Foundation (https://www.sirifoundation.net) supported by Asha for Education.

FAQ

Here’s how it works?

 

  1. Register to Participate: Sign up by providing your first name, last name, email, and city. That’s all it takes to join!
  2. Complete 100 Miles in 30 Days: Walk or run 100 miles between November 1st and November 30th, 2024. Dr. Attaluri and friends will match $1 per mile for the top 100 finishers, making your impact even greater.
  3. Missed the Goal? If you’re unable to complete the 100-mile challenge, we invite you to donate the difference. For example, if you complete 60 miles, Dr. Attaluri & Friends will donate $60 on your behalf, and you’ll contribute the remaining $40 to meet the full amount.

 

How to track your steps/miles ?

  1. Join the “Miles For Smiles” KC100 Challenge group via this invite link: https://join.thestepupapp.com/aHrD
  2. If you don’t have StepUp yet, tapping the invite link will let you download StepUp App. Then tap the link again to join the group.
  3. If you already have StepUp, simply tap the invite link on your phone to join the group.
  4. Alternatively, you can also copy & paste the invite link to join: Tap the “+” button on the top right > Paste the invite link.

More questions about StepUp works?
FAQ

How many steps in a mile?

Approximately 2000 to 3000 depending on the stride length or height. For this challenge we will count 2250 steps in a mile.

How many steps to complete 100 miles?

225,000 Steps to complete 100 miles, On average 7,500 steps a day (3.33miles/day)

Do we get any updates?

We may email you on the progress two times.

 

SIRI FOUNDATION
Dr. Attaluri’s Family Supports Siri Foundation in India through Kansas City’s Asha for Education

At Siri over 76 Students are in Higher Education Scholarships (37 Boys/39 Girls)

5 Medical Students (M.B.Bs)

1 Ph.D in Chemistry

40+ Engineering

 

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