August 21, 2018
Plant-for-the-Planet
To improve its employees' health, SAP started the challenge “Run for Your Future". The goal was to take as many steps as possible during one month. The more the employees walk, the more Academies for children will be funded by SAP.
The results: 6,533 SAP employees from 65 countries completed 1,387,610,000 steps on a month-long walk — 26 times around the world. SAP now supports Plant-for-the-Planet with money for two Academies in Germany, co-funding four Academies in the Global South.
Read more about the SAP initiative: https://news.sap.com/2018/07/fit-sap-employee-steps-challenge-run-for-your-future/
Thanks to all the fit SAP employees!
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