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right on.. I'll expand the question to this - Why does someone "run" for charity? What not just ask on behalf of the charity? Why is the endurance activity inhe
by jordache 11y ago
right on.. I'll expand the question to this - Why does someone "run" for charity? What not just ask on behalf of the charity? Why is the endurance activity inherently tied to the charitable aspect?
- detaro 11y agoAdvertising and motivation I guess. You get to promote yourself (or in case of a group from an organization) as doing "good things", and putting it out there forces you to go through with it, because otherwise you look bad to all the people you told about it.