Kakao Bank and UNICEF Korean Committee hold 10km donation marathon ‘Save Race 2026’
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- UNICEF Korean Committee and Kakao Bank will hold a 10km donation marathon 'Save Race 2026' at Yeouido Park in Seoul on November 7 to help children suffering from the climate crisis.
- The participation fee of 50,000 won is entirely donated and will be used to support children in the East Asia-Pacific region.
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Why It Matters
UNICEF Korean Committee and Kakao Bank are holding a 10km donation marathon to help children suffering from the climate crisis. The number of participants for Save Race, now in its third year, is 7,000.
10km course marathon held with Kakao Bank… Participation fee: 50,000 won
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong A-ran = The Korean Committee for UNICEF and Kakao Bank are holding a 10km donation marathon to help children suffering from the climate crisis.
UNICEF Korea announced on the 9th that it will hold 'Save Race 2026' in the area of Yeouido Park in Seoul on November 7th.
The number of participants for the Save Race, now in its third year, is 7,000. Participants will run a single 10km course starting from the Cultural Center in Yeouido Park, passing over Sogang Bridge and returning at the Gwangheungchang Station intersection.
Applications for participation are available through the Kakao Bank app until 5 p.m. on the 18th. Winners can be confirmed on the official website and Kakao Bank app on the 30th.
The entire participation fee of 50,000 won will be donated to UNICEF Korea as a donation in the participant's name. The donation will be used to support children in the East Asia-Pacific region who are threatened by the climate crisis.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The key will be whether the goal of recruiting 7,000 people is achieved by 5 p.m. on the 18th, the application deadline.
Possible · Within days
Winners will be announced on the 30th through the official website and Kakao Bank app.
Very likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What is the status of participant recruitment?
- How was the specific distance of the marathon course measured?
- How is transparency in the donation delivery process ensured?
