National athletes kicked off $30,000 3M Team Futuro Challenge at EnergyOne Toa Payoh in January.
A line-up of notable national athletes kicked off the year’s first charity run at a launch event at SAFRA Toa Payoh’s Energy One gym.
Led by national marathoner Mok Ying Ren, these athletes marked the commencement of the 3M Team Futuro Challenge, encouraging participants to run at least 2,000km from 20 Jan to 4 Feb. Achieving this target would help raise $30,000 worth of Futuro-brand products for under-reached individuals and community groups.
The main sponsor for the challenge, 3M, has braces and supports for muscle groups and joints, and compression legwear among its Futuro products.
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