For every passed kilometre – donation of MKD 1,500
A total donation of EUR 11,000 for the day-care centre for persons with intellectual disability

Employees in Makedonski Telekom and T-Mobile Macedonia will participate at the Skopje Wizz Air Marathon that will be held at 11 May, 2014. Twenty employees in the companies from the Group from Macedonia, Montenegro and Hungary will run greatly motivated to finish the race, because for every passed kilometre of the marathon runners, the company will donate MKD 1,500 for the day-care centre for persons with intellectual disability.

"The participation in the marathon is not only a personal satisfaction, but also a great challenge, because the amount of the donation that the persons with intellectual disability will receive depends on our determination and endurance. However, that is one more motive and the Telekom and T-Mobile team will do their best to reach the finish line” – said Dimitar Kovacevski, Director of Communication Department in Makedonski Telekom and a participant in the marathon.

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Nineteen of the employees will participate in the half-marathon of 21 kilometres and one of them in the marathon of 42 kilometres and if they all finish the race, the total donation will be EUR 11,000.

The donation will be effectuated via the Centre for persons with intellectual disability – PORAKA Skopje that represents the rights and interests of these persons at the territory of the City of Skopje. Press

The day-care centre of PORAKA – Skopje is functioning successfully for 14 years now, however the number of persons with intellectual disability has increased during the past years and the new premises need adaptation and renovation. With the donation of Makedonski Telekom, the standards for this type of service will be full met which is very important for the quality of life of the persons with intellectual disability”. - Said Vlado Krstovski, President of PORAKA – Skopje.

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