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Win4Youth

 

Win4Youth

After the enthusiastic response to our first two initiatives in 2010 and 2011, we have found an exciting new challenge to again raise money for four foundations and live our core values actively. In 2012, we will join together again – this time by bringing together the two sports we already know well, running and cycling, and adding one more: swimming.
All colleagues in more than 60 countries throughout the company are invited to organise their own running, biking or spinning and swimming events and to participate in local or national events.
The Win4Youth 2012 initiative will culminate in the Garmin Barcelona Triathlon in Spain. 65 Adecco colleagues will be trained and will participate in this triathlon of Olympic distance in October 2012.

In 2011, more than 20,500 colleagues and clients in 63 countries took to their bikes in more than 2,300 events around the world to clock up a grand total of 1,565,528 kilometres. 74 colleagues were trained to cycle up Mont Ventoux in France and completed the challenge on September 12th 2011. The money raised was given to three foundations in Brazil, Greece and on the Philippines.

 

 

In 2010, Adecco colleagues from around the world joined together locally and in global teams to run a total of 228,002 km for six selected foundations. The Adecco Group funded every kilometre completed and the money raised was donated to Chile, France, Haiti, India, Spain and the USA. One of the highlights of the Win4Youth 2010 initiative was the participation of 62 colleagues from all continents in the New York City Marathon on 7 November 2010.
 

The following foundations in China, Morocco, New Zealand and Belgium have been selected to receive the funds this year. All foundations have a clear focus on educating and finally integrating young people into the labour market:

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China: The Library Project

Donation of books and libraries to under-financed schools and orphanages in the developing world (since 2006).

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Belgium: To Walk Again

Give all people with a physical disability the right to practise sports in an accesible setting with professional supervision and let them benefit from the physical, social and mental effects of sports and physical activity (since 2003).

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Morocco: L’Heure Joyeuse

Fight against social and professional exclusion of the disadvantaged population in the region of Casablanca (since 1954).
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New Zealand: Foundation for Youth Development

Values driven organisation dedicated to maximising youth potential (since 1995).

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