210 km, For children with cancer!

210 km, For children with cancer! Dear all my friends! It\'s been 3 weeks and I\'m starting the XVI. NN Ultrabalaton individual race in the 210 km individual distance with my companion Tamás Kézsmárki, for the children of the Bátor Tábor with a chronic, seriously chronic illness! Last time I took part in the Decathlon 24 km cross-country race, and the sick children also remembered that I would soon be running around the Hungarian sea for them. The closer we get to the start, the more times I think about them to make my campaign successful and productive. There are children who, unfortunately, struggle for their health every day, with pain and affliction. The Brave Camp organizes experience therapy sessions for children, where they can be heroes, forget about sadness and pain, and really be themselves. However, the cost of getting to the camp, the medical equipment in the camp, the meals in most situations, is getting higher! That’s why I sell my Ultrabalaton kmeim, or offer the price of a daily menu, or the price of 3 bars of chocolate, up to the price of 3 pints of beer! if your options allow, so you want to do it for sick children, please support my campaign with a donation of your choice. Fundraising target 200,000 FT

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