Students, professors, and anyone interested ran on a predefined track on campus. Participation fee was 5 Euros. On top of that, participants were encouraged to raise additional money by asking parents, neighbour, friends, professors etc. for sponsoring per round.

Every additional 10 Euros raised was rewarded with a raffle ticket. After the run, a raffle took place where prizes could be won. At that occasion, GlŸwhein and beer was sold to get warm after the run, have some fun together and raise some more money.

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“This is how we constructed the map. We bought 4 tons of sand and it took us (a team of 20 people in our project) 6 hours to transport it from outside the university inside the main hall and create the right shape. I don't mention the number of permissions we needed to get from the school authorities ;)

The first day the sand was laying covered on the hall just to tease people what happens next. There is a polish sign "To dopiero poczatek", which means "It's only the beginning". People got really excited ;)

And then at night we made the map.

Tomasz Nowowiejski

The Coordinator of CEMS Humanitarian in Warsaw School of Economics