Success stories

Companies

University of Antwerp organised a Millionaire Step Challenge and a Good Resolution Challenge for their staff and students.

Novo Nordisk wanted to motivate their employees through a Marathon Challenge.

Proximus went the extra mile with their employees and did a Good Resolution Challenge and a Spring Challenge.

What our clients say

Hamilton Bright

“The Millionaire Challenge has provided connection and fun in a period when working from home was the norm. We have got to know each other better, have become more sporty and have received an energy boost as a company.”

Charlotte Pelssers – MarCom Manager Hamilton Bright

Proximus

“I’m pleased that together with the Proximus Consumer BU we launched during the month of March the Energy Boost Challenge. What a great success: 631 team members participated in 128 teams, and 100 teams succeeded in the challenge to move minimum 2021 minutes in 4 weeks’ time (walk, run, cycle). This challenge clearly stimulated our people to work on their mental and physical health, and stimulated new habits like walking meetings. It also generated a nice dynamic in the teams who shared their results and anecdotes. “

Jim Casteele – Chief Consumer Market Officer and Member of the Executive Committee at Proximus

Baloise Insurance

“During the Baloise ‘Warmste Week’ we started the KeepMoving initiative. We originally opted for a target of 2500 km. Thanks to the platform, we could follow everything live and we soon knew that we were going to reach the milestone of 2500 km together. At the end of the ride we even achieved the intended goal 4 times. There was a lot of walking, cycling and walking, all for a good cause.”

Yente Notteboom – Project Coordinator at B-Tonic By Baloise Insurance

Novo Nordisk

“Thanks to the Marathon Challenge, we not only got the whole company running and took steps during the lockdown, but we also attached an ecological goal to it. A tree was planted for every marathon achieved! Not only did people enjoy the challenge, but they also contributed to the environment!”
Valérie EVRARD – HR Director Novo Nordisk

Henkel

“We renamed the Fit for Charity Challenge our own Henkel (s) miles where everyone collected as many kilometers as possible while running and walking. During the cold and dark winter months, this was the ideal way to encourage our employees to exercise more, while at the same time raising money for a good cause.”

Jente Van Dorien – HR Business partner at Henkel

Cities

Together with Vlaams-Brabant we created a custom cycling challenge that encouraged participants to discover Vlaams-Brabant by cycling across multiple bike courses and win prizes.

Charity

For Kom Op Tegen Kanker we organised two virtual challenges. For the first one participants needed to cycle with a team of 8 people 1,000 kilometres in 1 week.

The second challenge was an individual one where participants needed to run 100 km in 4 weeks.

KeepMoving teamed up with the non-profit organisation ‘Entrepreneurs Without Borders’ to launch Lignaverda.

Thanks to Lignaverda companies can move their employees with a Lignaverda challenge on KeepMoving for the good cause. For every kilometre they collect, a tree is planted.

Brands

Pet shop Zowizoo virtualised their annual dog walk with KeepMoving. They challenged their customers to walk 25 kilometres in 1 week with their dog. Participants bought a package on a webshop which included an entry ticket for the challenge and they could support charity.

With AA Drink we organised 2 running and 2 cycling challenges on KeepMoving. For the running challenges participants needed to run a ¼ or full marathon in 7 days.

For the cycling challenge they collaborated with pro-cyclists Thibau Nys and Lucinda Brand. Participants were asked to join forces and collect 80,000 kilometres in 4 days or bike 3,000 hours in 7 days time.

Clubs and federations

Studentensport Vlaanderen wanted to move the students and the staff of the Flemish Universities and High Schools and organised a Millionaire Step Challenge. In 4 weeks they needed to collect 1 million steps with their team.

Special Olympics created the Virtual National Games 2020 and asked the participants to register several sporting activities, afterwards they were rewarded with a virtual medal.

Success stories

Companies

Cities

Brands

Charity

Federations

Companies

What our clients say

Hamilton Bright

Proximus

Baloise Insurance

Novo Nordisk

Henkel

Cities

Charity

Brands

Clubs and federations