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Maskbusting au Mont Saint Michel et sa baie N'ayant pas couru le marathon du Mont Saint Michel, les organisateurs ayant annulé cette année par manque de rentabilité. Petit #Maskathon et trop grande récolte de masques parmi d' autres déchets polluants cette merveille du monde. Malgré les 3 ramassages quotidiens d'une société spécialisée de nettoyage ainsi que le travail des agents d'entretien du site. Et un spot créé sur @trashspotter.app #courirutile #marathondelabaiedumontsaintmichel #montsaintmichel #merveilledumonde #stoppollution #noplanetb #nosingleuseplastic #ploggingrun #plogging #ploggersofinstagram #marathon #noplasticinmysea #normandie #manche #covid19 #maskporn #maskpollution #maskbusters (at Le Mont Saint-Michel et sa baie) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cfc49OVoyL-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Airbnb launches #GetBehindTheMask campaign in South Africa

Airbnb launches #GetBehindTheMask campaign in South Africa

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South Africa: Airbnb has launched its #GetBehindTheMask campaign in South Africa, which is being led by hosts to support the communities in the country that have been most hard hit by the Covid-19 virus.

The government-backed campaign is in partnership with Western Cape Government’s Maskathon and Afriks Tikkun, taking the lead from Airbnb’s Online Experiences platform.

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Brands Supporting Essential Workers – theFashionSpot

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We’re all grateful to all the essential workers out there who are treating our family and friends, delivering groceries, teaching classes online, collecting our garbage and much, much more. So we decided to say thanks by paying tribute on our site to all of their efforts. As part of our #WeSayThanks campaign, we’re offering a totally collectible T-shirt and donating $5 per shirt to various COVID-19 charities. So buy one for yourself, another for your BFF, a couple for your neighbors…

In the same vein, we decided to highlight other brands that are doing their part to give back to the essential workers on the front lines. Here’s a breakdown of how many beauty and fashion brands are giving back during the current health crisis. We encourage you to support them so they can continue to support essential workers and their families.

Acaderma: Donating 150 bottles of its The Oasis moisturizing serum to hospitals across the United States.

Adam Lippes: When you purchase two of the designer’s famous T-shirts, he’ll donate one to a medical hero. You’ll even receive an extra tee as a thank you.

Alexander Wang: Donating 20 percent of the proceeds from its online pop-up archive shop to the United Nations Foundation’s COVID-19 Response Fund.

Allbirds: Supplying shoes to health care professionals and other essential workers.

American Eagle Outfitters and Aerie: Plan on donating over 1 million masks to public health workers in vulnerable communities.

Anne Klein: The company delivered 100,000 masks to essential workers in the United States.

Augustinus Bader: The brand plans on giving away 2,000 units of its The Rich Cream to hospitals around the world. It’s also donating 20,000 units of its own hand sanitizer to hospital workers.

BABOR: Producing hand sanitizer disinfectant at its Aachen, Germany facility and distributing it to police officers, nursing homes and medical facilities in the Aachen region.

Blenders Eyewear: Delivered 10,000 goggles to frontline medical workers at hospitals across Southern California, including UCLA Medical Center, Sharp Memorial Hospital and Scripps Medical Center.

Brandon Maxwell: Producing PPE, including gowns.

Bvlgari: Manufacturing several hundred thousand bottles of hand cleansing gel with sanitizer to be distributed to all medical facilities through the Italian government.

Carolina Herrera: Making both hospital gowns and masks for sanitary personnel and food manufacturers.

Catbird: Giving $10 of the purchase price from its Mother of Pearl Love Token to Direct Relief.

Chanel: Plans on producing over 50,000 face masks and gowns for France’s essential workers, like health care professionals and police.

CHI: Donated $1 million worth of its hand sanitizer to the cities of Houston and Tomball, Texas.

Christian Dior: Using its workshop to produce masks for exposed essential workers like supermarket cashiers.

Christian Siriano: Started making face masks to help deal with the shortage.

Collina Strada: Producing masks in conjunction with Masks4Medicine.

Coty: Donated $1 million for protective gear for health care professionals. It also teamed up with Kylie and Kris Jenner to produce hand sanitizers for hospitals in Southern California.

Curls: Donating N95 ventilator masks, gloves and hand sanitizer to health organizations across the country.

Dr. Barbara Sturm: Held a maskathon to raise funds and awareness for the World Health Organization and First Responders First.

Draper James: Handed out free dresses to teachers.

DROMe: Making protective masks for Italian hospitals.

Endure Beauty: Partnered with luggage brand Zero Halliburton on care packages as a way to say thank you and provide comfort to frontline workers who are away from home.

EOS: Donated 50,000 units of its Shea Better Hand Cream to some of New York City’s hospitals and health care workers. It also donated another 50,000 hand creams to support health care workers across the United States.

ÉTICA: The sustainable lifestyle brand shifted production to exclusively produce FDA-approved medical and non-medical grade masks and PPE. It has produced over 4,000,000 units for various governmental and health agencies since late March.

Fleur du Mal: The brand is earmarking 10 percent of online proceeds for NYC Health + Hospitals.

Fresh: Delivered thousands of skin care products to health care professionals in many New York hospitals.

Fur: Offering a full-size Fur Oil to help all those on the front lines take care of themselves after a long day of work.

Garnier USA: Making its own hand sanitizer and plans on handing out 2 million units to frontline retail employees across the country.

Giorgio Armani: Making protective gear for health care workers.

GLAMGLOW: Donated units of its Bubblesheet and Thirstymud masks to 1,000 health care workers across the country.

Glow Recipe: The brand is giving away full-size Blueberry Bounce cleansers and a one-month supply of Banana Soufflé Moisture Cream to health care providers.

Graff: The fine jewelry brand donated $1 million to the Solidarity Response Fund.

Guerlain: Producing hand sanitizer for French health care workers and hospitals.

H&M: Producing PPE for hospitals and health care workers.

Herbivore Botanicals: Created Hand Hero, a rinse-free, hand-purifying gel with 75 percent alcohol, and donated 50,000 units to United Way in the Seattle area and 25,000 units to hospitals across New York City.

Hermes: Donating 31,000 masks and 30 tons of hand sanitizer to public hospitals in Paris.

Kate Spade New York: Set to donate $100,000 to Crisis Text Line to help provide mental health counseling and emotional support to doctors and nurses.

KES: Donating face masks to medical facilities and organizations serving the homeless in New York City for every mask you buy.

Kinkō: Created nearly 10,000 bottles of Prebiotic Hand Purifier to donate to Texas hospitals, medical facilities and homeless shelters along with essential small businesses in need.

La Perla: Donating 10 percent of proceeds to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund hosted by the United Nations Foundation and Swiss Philanthropy Foundation in support of the World Health Organization. It also donated 10,000 masks to frontline workers in Bologna and another 10,000 masks went to the Porto City Hall Field Hospital in Portugal.

La Roche-Posay: Donated almost 1 million purifying hand gels to hospitals and clinics throughout the world.

Loewe: Donating 100,000 surgical masks to the Spanish Red Cross.

L’Oréal: Dedicating $720,000 to the Chinese Red Cross Foundation to be spent on medical supplies like masks and protective gear for medical professionals.

LoveShackFancy: Plans on handing out 300 face masks to those working on the front lines.

Mane Club: For every hair mask purchased on the brand’s site, $1 will be donated to A Million Masks to help provide US NIOSH-approved N95 Respirators and KN95 Respirators from CE-certified factories to New York City’s busiest emergency rooms and intensive care units.

Michael Kors: Donating $750,000 to NYU Langone Health and $750,000 to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

Michael Stars: Making non-medical masks for health care workers.

Milk Makeup: Collaborated with the Wu-Tang Clan to raise over $100,00 for New York City’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund. It also donated $250,000 worth of skin care products to New York City first responders across city hospitals.

Monbouquette Jewelry: The brand donated 15 percent of new necklaces purchased to Direct Relief, a nonprofit working within the United States and internationally to equip doctors and nurses with lifesaving medical resources.

Nike: Teaming up with Good360 to donate over 140,000 shoes, apparel and equipment to health care workers around the world.

Nili Lotan: Opening up its archive for customers to buy past pieces for up to 70 percent off retail with 10 percent of the site’s monthly profits going to charity (starting with NYU Langone Health).

Noon By Noor: Donated 20 percent of April sales to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

NUDESTIX: The brand is donating 20 percent of each Sun & Sea Palette purchased to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

PCA SKIN: Donated 100 percent of April daily care mask sales to FABRIC’s Arizona Apparel Foundation to ramp up production of PPE.

Prabal Gurung: The high-fashion brand gave N95 respirator masks to New York City hospitals and frontline medical personnel.

Prada: Produced 110,00 face masks and 80,000 medical garments for Tuscan hospitals.

Puma: Giving away more than 20,000 pairs of sneakers and over 5,000 pieces of apparel and accessories to health care workers.

Pyer Moss: Allocating $10,000 to purchase necessary supplies for medical workers. The brand is also making 1,000 mask covers for frontline workers.

REEF: The brand pledged 5 percent of online sales to the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT Foundation) to support EMTs and first responders across the country.

Reformation: Producing face masks for health care professionals, grocery store employees and food delivery workers.

Retrouvé: Donated a percentage of its April online sales to the Frontline Responders Fund to help get PPE to the people who require it most.

Rowing Blazers: Making face masks and donating some to workers at New York City’s Food Bank.

Roxanne Assoulin: Donating 10 percent of proceeds from its Remind Yourself bracelet to the COVID-19 Direct Relief Fund.

Sandro: Delivered 1,000 masks to a French hospital in Aulnay-sous-Bois with more to come. The brand also plans on giving masks to other hospitals all over Europe and in New York City.

Sant and Abel: The luxury sleepwear brand launched a “buy one, give one to a frontline hero” initiative. Until the end of May, shoppers can gift a set of Sant and Abel pajamas to a frontline hero of their choosing when they purchase a pair of pajamas.

SEEN: The hair care brand has donated more than $5,000 worth of product (like gentle shampoo and conditioner to help tackle skin issues from PPE) to frontline health care workers at hospitals in New York, New Jersey and Texas. It’s also offering a Buy a Bundle/Donate a Bundle program on its site.

SeneGence: Created and donated over 2,000 hand sanitizers to organizations in need in California and Oklahoma. It will also donate 500 lip balms, hand creams and sanitizers to hospitals across the United States.

Skylar: Launched its own brand of hand sanitizer and donated 20 percent of the initial production to UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles and Mount Sinai Hospitals in New York City to aid health care professionals.

Stella & Dot: For every Care Pouch (boasting EVER, KEEP and Stella & Dot products) purchased, it will donate a Care Pouch of similar or greater value to the GLAM4GOOD Foundation that will distribute the pouches throughout the year to frontline workers and communities most impacted by COVID-19.

StriVectin: Donated 2,000 hand creams to health care workers throughout the country.

Tanya Taylor: Made 5,000 non-medical grade masks for New York City hospitals. Plus, for every purchase of an item in its archive sale the brand will produce and donate five additional masks.

The Body Shop: Donating care packages to hospitals in the United Kingdom and 30,000 units of cleansing products to shelters and senior citizen communities.

The HydraFacial Company: Distributing reusable medical masks to those working in health care, public safety and emergency personnel environments.

ThirdLove: Donating 1,000 sets of bras and underwear to the nurses, doctors and health care workers at the University of California San Francisco and several hospitals. That’s on top of the 2,000 surgical masks it donated to the university.

Tommy Hilfiger: Handing out over 10,000 white T-shirts to health care workers in Europe and the United States.

TOMS: Started its own COVID-19 Global Giving Fund and it’s donating one-third of net profits to support workers currently on the front lines. So for every $3 TOMS makes, the brand will donate $1 to the fund.

Tory Burch: Teamed up with 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East to supply $5 million worth of scrubs, sneakers and more to health care workers. The brand is even giving 3,000 yards of fabric to Catholic Health Services of Long Island to make face masks and hospital gowns.

UGG: Delivering robes, slippers and more to frontline workers and first responders staying at hotels.

UNIQLO: The brand donated 20,000 units of AIRism innerwear to Montefiore Health System and NYC Health + Hospitals.

Universal Standard: Giving a free piece from its Foundation collection to medical workers.

Veil Cosmetics: Plans on donating over $15,000 in beauty products to hospitals, including Mount Sinai and NewYork-Presbyterian.

Vera Bradley: Making masks for essential workers and passing out other much-needed gear like scrubs.

Vince: Donated 30,000 face masks to New York and Los Angeles hospitals.

Wander Beauty: Donated a Good to Go Mini Hair Essentials Kit to a health care worker for every purchase of a full-size skin care, hair or body product from April 1 through April 3.

Join Evolve Media’s #WeSayThanks campaign to show support to essential workers and thank them for their selfless acts of kindness and heroism. To learn how to get involved, please visit https://www.evolvemediallc.com/wesaythanks/ for more information.

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Complete Johnny Depp performance for Dr. Barbara Sturm's #Maskathon #May 9, 2020 #link

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Airbnb launches a new initiative to support South African communities

Airbnb launches #GetBehindTheMask in partnership with the Western Cape Government’s Maskathon and Afrika Tikkun

Airbnb company has announced the launch of #GetBehindTheMask, a host led movement to support communities struggling with the impact of COVID-19. In partnership with the Western Cape Government’s Maskathon and Afrika Tikkun, the initiative will kickstart with an online experience on how to create face masks, alongside a call to action from the host community to challenge others to make masks.

In addition, a relief fund will support tourism entrepreneurs who participated in the Airbnb Africa Academy and who have been hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis.

With South Africa moving slowly out of lockdown, there is an opportunity to support struggling tourism entrepreneurs and township communities through this difficult time. All South Africans are required to wear a protective face mask, but not all have access to them, and tourism has come to a standstill.

“The spirit and creativity of the Airbnb community never fails to inspire, even in times of crisis. We want to support this commitment from hosts on Airbnb and champion the tourism entrepreneurs who help vulnerable communities and who will help lead South Africa through this crisis,” said Brian Chesky, Airbnb Co-Founder, CEO and Head of Community.

At the forefront of the campaign is Tamryn, a host on Airbnb since 2013, who will demonstrate creative face mask making skills through her Online Experience. Participants will learn how to cut, design and assemble masks with colourful patterns, and Tamryn will donate two masks to communities in South Africa most in need of every person booking.

There will be several experiences each week and Airbnb will offer coupons to the first 100 people who book so they can enjoy the experience for free. For more information, see here. For those who cannot join, Tamryn will share an easy to follow, ready-made mask pattern and instructions.

The face mask idea was also inspired by hosts like Maria from Khayelitsha who participated in the Airbnb Africa Academy programme. Despite not being able to host due to lockdown, Maria is committed to helping the most vulnerable by calling on all other hosts in South Africa to “get behind the mask” and to start sewing.

“Cloth masks, when combined with the golden rules of hygiene and physical distancing can help to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection. We, therefore, welcome Airbnb’s Get Behind the Mask initiative to make more masks available to communities in the province, and their support of the Maskathon campaign,” said Alan Winde, Western Cape Premier.

“The global COVID-19 pandemic has seen a major outpouring of kindness and support and we thank all of those, like Airbnb, who are working to help us flatten the curve and mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in the Western Cape.”

To further support the #GetBehindTheMask campaign, the relief fund will provide much-needed support to tourism entrepreneurs who participated in the Airbnb Africa Academy; a development programme focused on giving under-represented and under-resourced communities the tools and resources they need to participate in tourism.

Airbnb will contact eligible participants and invite them to apply for a relief grant of up to R20k/£928 which, if successful, will be awarded within four weeks. Since the launch of Airbnb Africa Academy in 2017, 220 people have been trained, with 70 per cent of them being women micro-entrepreneurs. These funds aim to help more people realise their entrepreneurial ambitions.

“The Airbnb Africa Academy is a programme that very much aligns with what we stand for and it’s fantastic to see how Airbnb is committed to supporting these hosts who have little to no income right now,” said Alef Meulenbergi, CEO of Afrika Tikkun.

The article Airbnb launches a new initiative to support South African communities appeared first on World Branding Forum.

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Airbnb launches a new initiative to support South African communities

Airbnb launches #GetBehindTheMask in partnership with the Western Cape Government’s Maskathon and Afrika Tikkun

Airbnb company has announced the launch of #GetBehindTheMask, a host led movement to support communities struggling with the impact of COVID-19. In partnership with the Western Cape Government’s Maskathon and Afrika Tikkun, the initiative will kickstart with an online experience on how to create face masks, alongside a call to action from the host community to challenge others to make masks.

In addition, a relief fund will support tourism entrepreneurs who participated in the Airbnb Africa Academy and who have been hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis.

With South Africa moving slowly out of lockdown, there is an opportunity to support struggling tourism entrepreneurs and township communities through this difficult time. All South Africans are required to wear a protective face mask, but not all have access to them, and tourism has come to a standstill.

“The spirit and creativity of the Airbnb community never fails to inspire, even in times of crisis. We want to support this commitment from hosts on Airbnb and champion the tourism entrepreneurs who help vulnerable communities and who will help lead South Africa through this crisis,” said Brian Chesky, Airbnb Co-Founder, CEO and Head of Community.

At the forefront of the campaign is Tamryn, a host on Airbnb since 2013, who will demonstrate creative face mask making skills through her Online Experience. Participants will learn how to cut, design and assemble masks with colourful patterns, and Tamryn will donate two masks to communities in South Africa most in need of every person booking.

There will be several experiences each week and Airbnb will offer coupons to the first 100 people who book so they can enjoy the experience for free. For more information, see here. For those who cannot join, Tamryn will share an easy to follow, ready-made mask pattern and instructions.

The face mask idea was also inspired by hosts like Maria from Khayelitsha who participated in the Airbnb Africa Academy programme. Despite not being able to host due to lockdown, Maria is committed to helping the most vulnerable by calling on all other hosts in South Africa to “get behind the mask” and to start sewing.

“Cloth masks, when combined with the golden rules of hygiene and physical distancing can help to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection. We, therefore, welcome Airbnb’s Get Behind the Mask initiative to make more masks available to communities in the province, and their support of the Maskathon campaign,” said Alan Winde, Western Cape Premier.

“The global COVID-19 pandemic has seen a major outpouring of kindness and support and we thank all of those, like Airbnb, who are working to help us flatten the curve and mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in the Western Cape.”

To further support the #GetBehindTheMask campaign, the relief fund will provide much-needed support to tourism entrepreneurs who participated in the Airbnb Africa Academy; a development programme focused on giving under-represented and under-resourced communities the tools and resources they need to participate in tourism.

Airbnb will contact eligible participants and invite them to apply for a relief grant of up to R20k/£928 which, if successful, will be awarded within four weeks. Since the launch of Airbnb Africa Academy in 2017, 220 people have been trained, with 70 per cent of them being women micro-entrepreneurs. These funds aim to help more people realise their entrepreneurial ambitions.

“The Airbnb Africa Academy is a programme that very much aligns with what we stand for and it’s fantastic to see how Airbnb is committed to supporting these hosts who have little to no income right now,” said Alef Meulenbergi, CEO of Afrika Tikkun.

The article Airbnb launches a new initiative to support South African communities appeared first on World Branding Forum.

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🎯Race pack a l'arrache🤪 pour le maskathon demain à saint malo avec @clement_chapel de @ploggathon_♻️ qui fait étape de son tour de France dans la cité malouine 🌍 @wisetrailrunning pour le t-shirt Impétueux et le bandeau @trashspotter.app pour le fanion Vieux sac Salomon avec fermetures neuves (merci maman) Veste Salomon trouée, elimee, mais parfaite pour la météo prévue Buff du marathon de Saint André des Eaux, dont la 40eme édition se court le 1 août, avec la participation de Jésus, Ma'donna, irhumman et de Michel MONNIER, finisher de TOUTES les éditions, depuis 1981 100 participants, la moitié déguisée, 0,50€ le kilomètre à l'inscription (20€), le plus vieux marathon breton vaut bien le détour pour son côté champêtre, pittoresque On s'y fait doubler par des moissonneuses batteuses, avouez que ce n'est pas commun Chaussettes kalenji Chaussures Asics gel nimbus avec semelles de propreté mizuno wave rider Banane, kiwi Sacs poubelles, gants, pince a déchets Check ☑️ #saintmalo #saintandredeseaux #marathon #maskathon #ploggingrun #courirutile #runfortheoceans #ploggathon #racepak #maskathon #maskbusters #Maskbuster #maskbusting #bahlesmasques #wisetrailrunningfamily #wise (à Saint-Malo, Bretagne, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRr9_pCHDtR/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Première sortie depuis les 177 kilomètres du Grand Raid de @ultramarin_morbihan Un bon #entrainement avant le #maskathon prévu à Saint-Malo fin juillet avec @clement_chapel de @ploggathon_ lors de son tour de France. Détails par DM 205 masques Vous n'en avez pas marre de ces posts? C'est ça la liberté ? #bahlesmasques #breizhrunner #3HE #maskbusting #trailrunning #trashpickup #trailrunnerfoundation #ploggingrun #plogging #ploggingpourlaplanete #ploggingchallenge #ploggathon #ploggingfrance #wisetrailrunningfamily #wise (à Vannes Golfe Du Morbihan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRfgiPkHW2T/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Finisher du Grand Raid de l'ultra marin du Golfe du Morbihan 177 kilometres (au moins) En 35h (et plus) 860 au départ 305 abandons Ce qui explique l'honorable 355 ème place de votre serviteur. #maskathon avec une moyenne de 0,5 #masque au kilomètre. Mea culpa, sur le port de Vannes, après 2 nuits blanches, je n'avais plus la force de sortir du parcours. C'est pourtant là que j'en ai vu le plus. Peut-être ai je halluciné mais j'ai vu autant de masques sur le dernier kilomètre qu'en 176. Big UP a tou(te)s les participant(e)s de la course du samedi au départ de Sarzeau a 17h qui m'ont dépassé. Vos encouragements m'ont permis de dépassé mes limites, et même de voler, tout en vous sensibilisant. Bravo aux organisateurs d'avoir bravé vents et marées pour que cette édition ait eu lieu. Port du masque obligatoire au départ, a l'arrivée, et a chaque ravitaillement. Pas de douche possible à mi parcours. Surconsommation d'emballages individuels. Merci aux bénévoles, sans eux, rien de tout cela n'aurait été possible. Déjà, les rares fois où ils n'étaient pas là, la deuxième nuit a Séné, bien des participants se sont trompés de chemin. C'est vrai que le balisage de cette partie du parcours serait a renforcer. Une édition mémorable aussi par la météo, qui nous a fait grâce des fortes chaleurs estivales. Préférant même nous arroser allègrement les 2 nuits, pour bien patauger dans la boue. En bref, un moment de reconnexion avec soi, Humble pour ne pas se cramer trop tôt durant la course. Confiant pour persister quand fatigue et doute étaient là. Vigilant et lucide pour ramasser les masques à terre (à Golfe Du Morbihan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRCd9V7n2Y7/?utm_medium=tumblr

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🇬🇧#Maskbusting record Half #maskathon in @villedevannes How many do you think? 🇨🇵Nouveau record de chasse aux masques Semi maskathon @golfemorbihan Combien à votre avis? #courirutile #1run1waste #instarunfrance #ploggingrun #plogging #droptheact #zerowaste #cleanwalk #litter #maskbusters #masques #masklittering #masks #masqueculé #maskpollution #trailrunnerfoundation #trashofthemoment #ploggingpourlaplanete #runnerscommunity #run #instarun #instarunners #instaphoto (à Vannes Golfe Du Morbihan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CP_vl8knw_q/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Un masque a terre qui a failli finir dans le @golfemorbihan #Maskbusting by 3HE #bahlesmasques #1déchetparjour #1run1waste #1run1dechet #zerodechet #maskbusters #masques #masklittering #masks #maskathon #maskpollution #facemask #maskaterre #3HE #EHE #golfedumorbihan #instarunfrance #instarun #ploggingrun #plogging #ploggingpourlaplanete (à Bretagne - Breizh) https://www.instagram.com/p/CP5f7-EHgKs/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Honte d'annoncer le résultat du #maskathon du @golfemorbihan #Maskbusting = chasse aux masques 559 masques récoltés, 5,59 au kilomètre !!! 😨 #courirutile sur 100 kilomètres en ramassant le plus de masques jetés à terre. A un moment donné, je portais plus d' 1 kilo, 253 masques!!! Merci @spreen_athletics pour le dossard du @ploggathon_ 100km couru = un arbre planté Une bonne sortie longue de prépa pour l'@ultramarin_morbihan Un spot déclaré sur @trashspotter.app @weakt__ @active.giving @trailrunnerfoundation @sportplanetemaif @casac_plogga_asptt_france_ @zerowastepaysdevannes @zerowastesport #runfortheoceans #maskaterre #instarunfrance #instarun #ploggingrun #plogging #ploggingpourlaplanete #trashofthemoment #trailrunning #1déchetparjour #1run1waste #trashofthemoment #cleanwalk #zerowaste D'Artalban, le mousquetaire (à Vannes Golfe Du Morbihan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPf3wJhn7fW/?utm_medium=tumblr

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United colors of Maskathon Pour chacune de ces toupies, 6 masques sont réutilisés. 8 grammes de polypropylènes injectés dans un moule à 200 degrés. Ca marche avec les masques, mais aussi avec tous les plastiques PP5. Il suffit de regarder au dos de l'emballage, on voit de quel plastique il s'agit. Pot de yaourt, couvercle de Nutella, bouchon de bouteille, boite et autre contenant, on en trouve partout. #courirutile #plogging #noplastic #noplanetb #maskbusting #masques (à Bretagne - Breizh) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdTFEmdN64P/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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En attendant @clement_chapel Premier masque d'une déjà trop longue série Maskathon malouin (à Saint-Malo, Bretagne, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRs8LmInl3A/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Dub Wise !!! Merci a @wisetrailrunning pour la tenue offerte lors du @ploggathon_ Hâte de la tester lors des prochains maskathons, dont celui prévu à #saintmalo le 25 juillet lors du passage de @clement_chapel Ravi d'intégrer la #wisetrailrunningfamily comme ambassadeur pour cette jeune marque française de valeur #bahlesmasques #maskbusting #ploggingrun #plogging #ploggingchallenge #ploggathon (à Bretagne - Breizh) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRJJDYYH56G/?utm_medium=tumblr