Tupperware's 'Run for Water' slated

MANILA, Philippines - Tupperware celebrates World Water Day 2012 with “Run for Water”, a family fun run on March 25 at Aseana, Parañaque City. 

The event is of the company’s global effort to create smart product solutions to support healthy water consumption and the sustainable management of resources around the world.

The event is also aligned with the United Nations’ World Water Day, an international event held every 22nd of March, which aims to focus worldwide attention on the importance of freshwater and the sustainable management of freshwater resources.

Registration fees are pegged at P350 for the 3K event; P450 for 5K; and P600 for 10K. Also on tap is a 500-meter dash for kids below 10 years old at P100 entry fee. 

Listup is ongoing and will end on March 24 at the following venues: R.O.X at the Fort, selected Olympic Village at Robinson’s Ermita, Olympic Gold at Robinson’s Galleria and Olympic World at Alabang Town Center and Trinoma. To register online, log on to www.tupperwarerunforwater.runningmate.ph.

For this year’s celebration, Tupperware brings together running enthusiasts, health buffs, families and friends to run for a healthy lifestyle by recognizing the value of water in our lives. 

Runners get to kick-start their way to health and promote the value of water and contribute to the community. For every runner, Tupperware will donate an equivalent of one liter of clean water to the Payatas community.

The event reflects Tupperware’s commitment to instill the value of sustainable water management. Through its smart product solutions, Tupperware aims to educate the public on how they can practice the habit of drinking water as a way to achieve a healthy lifestyle and save the environment. 

Among its popular products is the Tupperware Eco Bottle, reusable, durable and eco-friendly drinking bottle that provides a sustainable and economical water solution while encouraging the habit of drinking water for better health.     

Don’t be left out and register now to be part of this noble cause to promote health and sustainable water use.