Miles for Meaning March Challenge

Calling all Fine Point Consulting clients! Join us this March in a 31-day challenge to drive employee engagement, foster workplace culture, and make a serious charitable impact. Miles for Meaning, hosted by our partners at Kilter, offers an opportunity for brands and charities to engage supporters by logging miles throughout the month for a shot at huge donation prizes.

Last year’s inaugural event saw nearly 6,000 people competing for over 120 charities. 2021 Miles for Meaning participants logged 324,000 miles (that’s over 13 trips around the earth!) and raised $125,000 for charity. The winning team supported Dylan’s Wings of Change and brought home the grand prize donation of $25,000.

Event details

The 2022 Miles for Meaning event runs March 1-31. This year, teams will compete for an increased grand prize of $30,000, with prizes awarded through 25th place and mini-challenge donation prizes throughout the month.

How does participation work?

Miles for Meaning is a virtual event — participants can log miles anywhere in the world; the only prerequisite to participating is a smart phone and access to fitness tracking apps and/or devices.

The Kilter app is your portal for tracking daily miles (Kilter supports integration through Apple Health, Strava, Google Fit, and more) and viewing your team’s progress on the live leaderboard. Fundraising for your desired 501c3 charity is also managed in-app.

Do I have to run?

No! Miles can be logged through a variety of activities inclusive of all fitness levels and abilities. This year’s approved activities include running, walking, biking, handcycling, rolling, and steps to miles conversion.

Take the next step

Registration is active now on www.milesformeaning.com. Teams are capped at 100 people, but partners can register as many teams as desired. All Fine Point Consulting clients will receive 20% off their team entry fee.

Looking for more information on this event?

‍Register for a 30-minute webinar on Thursday, 1/13 at 12 PM CST, exclusive to Fine Point clients. Kilter founder and CEO, Seth Braddock, will demonstrate the platform and share more on Miles for Meaning participation.