Bac Ninh leads nationwide in UpRace charity running event
BAC NINH - Bac Ninh City’s running team has taken the nationwide lead in UpRace 2026, a charity running event raising funds for people with disabilities and orphans, attracting thousands of participants and promoting community solidarity through sport.
Following the launch of the event, the team quickly established itself among the leading groups, making a strong impression with its participation and performance.
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Students of Tan Yen No. 1 High School take part in the UpRace running event. |
In response to directions from the Vietnam Association for the Support of People with Disabilities and Orphans, as well as the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, the city’s Association for the Support of People with Disabilities and Orphans coordinated with local departments, agencies, mass organisations and schools to mobilise participants for UpRace 2026.
Running from October 10 to November 1, the event aims to raise funds to support people with disabilities and orphans while encouraging physical exercise and healthier lifestyles.
As of the morning of October 20, the Bac Ninh City team had maintained its nationwide lead, with more than 10,500 runners covering a combined distance of over 110,000 km.
Educational institutions have made significant contributions to the team’s performance, with enthusiastic participation from Chu Van An High School in Chu Ward, Tan Yen No. 1 High School in Tan Yen Commune, and Nguyen Tat Thanh Ethnic Boarding School for Lower and Upper Secondary Education in Kien Lao Commune.
UpRace provides not only a platform for physical fitness but also an opportunity to bring communities together in support of disadvantaged people.
The Bac Ninh City Association for the Support of People with Disabilities and Orphans continues to call on organisations and individuals to take part and sustain the campaign, aiming to reach new milestones and mobilise additional resources to improve support for people with disabilities and orphans.
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