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Museumsshop sponsert T-Shirts für Firmenlauf beim B2BRun Berlin

Seit 2017 veranstaltet das Museum für Naturkunde einmal jährlich einen Firmenlauf. Dieses Jahr im Rahmen des B2Run Berlin 2023, der am 27.09.2023 stattfand. 20 Läufer:innen vom Museum für Naturkunde gingen mit vom Museumsshop gesponserten T-Shirts an den Start und gehörten damit zu den rund 15 000 Teilnehmer:innen des Laufs. Teamgeist, Gesundheitsförderung und Motivation stehen im Zentrum des Wettlaufs. Dabei ist er zu 100% klimaneutral und dient der Unterstützung der DKMS. Zieleinlauf war am Ende im Berliner Olympiastadion. 


Foto von Miguel A. Amutio

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