A circular logo with "PLAN B VIRTUAL RUN CHALLENGE" written around the edge. Inside are two crossed arms over a zigzag pattern with the year 2020 on each side. The background is black with colorful confetti and streamers.

Plan B Signing Off

We've had a bit of a tidy up at Plan B HQ (Jacob's kitchen) and we've got a handful of medals and t-shirts left from the three Plan B challenges held during lockdown.

Actually doing a challenge is optional, no evidence is required this time, this is just a chance to add to your lockdown medal haul. They're available to buy at a big discount until this Sunday or until they sell out, whichever comes first.

PLAN B-LING A stylized starburst graphic with layers of teal and pink patterns, centered on a black background. The number £36,945 is prominently displayed in large white text in the middle of the starburst.

Which just leaves us to say thanks for taking part in Plan B. Thanks for jumping on an opportunity to turn all this weirdness into something positive. From Manchester to Melbourne, runners switched their goals, hit the streets and trails and just kept going.

As a result, the Plan B challenges raised a total of £36,945 for the WHO and Alzheimer's Society.

Team findarace.com

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