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Humanity First Marks 30 Years with Global Walk, Run & Bike Event Across 65 Countries
September 2025, …ONN….
Humanity First International has launched its largest-ever global campaign, inviting participants in 65 countries to join the “Walk, Run & Bike for Humanity” event, taking place from September 6 to September 20, 2025.
The international humanitarian relief and development organization is mobilizing communities worldwide to walk, run, or cycle in support of its initiatives in healthcare, education, clean water, and disaster relief. Open to people of all ages and fitness levels, the campaign underscores the organization’s belief in the power of collective action to tackle urgent humanitarian challenges.
“This event is more than just miles covered on foot, wheels, or track, it is a global movement of compassion, service, and unity,” said Ahmad Yahya Sayed, Chairman of Humanity First International. “As Humanity First marks 30 years of service, every participant becomes part of a living message: that together, with even the smallest steps, we can circle the world with Humanity and Hope.”
From Nigeria, Dr. Y.A. Habeeb, Country Lead of Humanity First Nigeria, echoed the message of inclusivity: “Everyone has the power to make a difference. Whether you walk, run, or bike, every step counts towards creating a healthier, stronger, and more compassionate world.”
Event Highlights:
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🌍 Participation across 65 countries
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👥 Open to all ages and abilities
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🎯 Proceeds to fund critical global projects
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📅 September 6–20, 2025
Over the past three decades, Humanity First has assisted more than 17 million people worldwide. Its work includes disaster response in 111 countries, construction of schools and training centers under its Knowledge for Life program, establishment of hospitals such as Nasir Hospital in Guatemala and Masroor Hospital in Ivory Coast, and the installation of over 6,000 water pumps delivering clean water to millions.
The “Walk, Run & Bike for Humanity” marks a milestone anniversary for the UK-based organization, reinforcing its mission to serve humanity regardless of race, religion, or nationality.
Registration for the event is open at: humanity-first.charityfootprints.com/milesthatmatter
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