Kāpiti Run for Youth tops $100k

The Web Genius Kāpiti Run for Youth (KR4Y) to raise funds and fitness for Kāpiti’s youth while having great fun is happening this year on Sunday 31 March.

Campaign Manager Helene Judge says now is the time to make a start getting your team together to be part of a “wonderful event so we can raise as much money as we can collectively.”
KR4Y has raised more than $100,000 for the youth of Kāpiti since inception in 2011. In 2018 the event raised $19,786.80. In the beginning KR4Y was created by Web Genius as their way as a local business to ‘give back’ to the community.
KR4Y is open for registration and is seeking all individuals and groups (businesses, schools, teams, clubs, organisations etc) to walk or run the beautiful Kāpiti coastline course from Paraparaumu Beach to Raumati Beach and back. For those choosing the 12km walk or run, they will do two circuits of the course.
There are four great options to choose from:
1.12 km walk
2.6km walk
3.12km run
4.6km run

Registration takes place from 9am to 10.15am with all walkers and runners starting together at 10.30am.
Set-up your profile online and then let your family, friends and work mates know so they can sponsor your efforts. There is a $20 qualifying fee that can be raised through sponsorship and all entrants will receive regular campaigns to motivate your sponsorship efforts along the way.
Go to the website to register or sponsor someone www.kapitirunforyouth.co.nz
All registrations and sponsorship are handled securely and confidentially on the KR4Y website.

Business Sponsorship
Business sponsorship (Gold $500, Silver $250, Bronze $125) is also available which works for many businesses who want to support the underlying work of this event and the youth of Kāpiti. In 2018 we achieved 56 local business sponsorships to value of $13,000 which can be viewed on the KR4Y website.
In 2018 KR4Y was nominated and won the Kāpiti Sports & Leisure Category in the Wellington Airport Community Trust Awards and received $1,000 from the Wellington Community Trust. It went on to be a finalist in the Wellington Regional Awards in the Sports & Leisure Category.

Kāpiti Run for Youth tops $100k

The Web Genius Kāpiti Run for Youth (KR4Y) to raise funds and fitness for Kāpiti’s youth while having great fun is happening this year on Sunday 31 March.

Campaign Manager Helene Judge says now is the time to make a start getting your team together to be part of a “wonderful event so we can raise as much money as we can collectively.”
KR4Y has raised more than $100,000 for the youth of Kāpiti since inception in 2011. In 2018 the event raised $19,786.80. In the beginning KR4Y was created by Web Genius as their way as a local business to ‘give back’ to the community.
KR4Y is open for registration and is seeking all individuals and groups (businesses, schools, teams, clubs, organisations etc) to walk or run the beautiful Kāpiti coastline course from Paraparaumu Beach to Raumati Beach and back. For those choosing the 12km walk or run, they will do two circuits of the course.
There are four great options to choose from:
1.12 km walk
2.6km walk
3.12km run
4.6km run

Registration takes place from 9am to 10.15am with all walkers and runners starting together at 10.30am.
Set-up your profile online and then let your family, friends and work mates know so they can sponsor your efforts. There is a $20 qualifying fee that can be raised through sponsorship and all entrants will receive regular campaigns to motivate your sponsorship efforts along the way.
Go to the website to register or sponsor someone www.kapitirunforyouth.co.nz
All registrations and sponsorship are handled securely and confidentially on the KR4Y website.

Business Sponsorship
Business sponsorship (Gold $500, Silver $250, Bronze $125) is also available which works for many businesses who want to support the underlying work of this event and the youth of Kāpiti. In 2018 we achieved 56 local business sponsorships to value of $13,000 which can be viewed on the KR4Y website.
In 2018 KR4Y was nominated and won the Kāpiti Sports & Leisure Category in the Wellington Airport Community Trust Awards and received $1,000 from the Wellington Community Trust. It went on to be a finalist in the Wellington Regional Awards in the Sports & Leisure Category.