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Wallrunners

COLLECTIVE
Association

The first parkour school in Gaza.

Contributors


Wallrunners is all of us

Our contributors 7

Thank you for supporting Wallrunners.

Tom Vaillant

Admin

€50 EUR

Let's do thiiiiiissss!!!!

incognito

Become a patron of the school

€650 EUR

BONNIER

Become a patron of the school

€250 EUR

Anis Barnat

€100 EUR

Tom Deeley

Become a patron of the school

€50 EUR

Fiona Hazell

Become a patron of the school

€50 EUR

SunBox Company

Become a patron of the school

€50 EUR

The best investment we can do is supporting you...

Budget


Transparent and open finances.

-€0.20EUR
Completed
Contribution #126560
-€1,060.00 EUR
Paid
Invoice #21651
+€50.00EUR
Completed
Contribution #80643
Today’s balance

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Total raised

€1,060.20 EUR

Total disbursed

€1,060.20 EUR

Estimated annual budget

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About


Mission

We're building an inclusive sports and education community in Gaza, empowering children to overcome physical and mental barriers through parkour. Athletes from PK Gaza will be teaching the younger generation within the safety of an equipped gym.

We need to raise a total of 95,000 USD to build the school, source and assemble parkour equipment, pay the coaches and project manager for 2 years. 

If we reach our objectives on recurring monthly and yearly revenues from patrons and sponsors, we'll be able to expand the school's activities to include surfing and skateboarding with equipment and teachers for the kids.

Roadmap

June 20' - September 20' < Fundraising
September 20' - October 20' < Refurbishing the warehouse
November 2020 < School opening in temporary location
February 21' - April 21' < Land purchasing
April 21' - July 21' < School construction
August 21' < Moving to permanent location
September 2021 < Permanent school opening

Parkour

As much a philosophy of life and an art form as an athletic discipline, parkour is the passing of obstacles and barriers by running, jumping, and climbing. Athletes must travel from one point to another in the most creative way imaginable.

For a generation of young Palestinians who have grown up in a flood of under-employment, it has become a method of self-expression, an escape, and a way of life. The idea of parkour is to "find your own way", and failure became a victory in itself; proof that you’ve tried and learned. The lines blurred until all obstacles in their lives became walls, waiting to be overcome. With renewed motivation they attempted to better their lives, elsewhere and outside of Gaza.

"It makes me feel like I can overcome all obstacles in my life. There is nothing stopping you. You try until you get your goals" — Mohammed Aljakhabir

Team

A parkour athlete, a serial entrepreneur, a producer, a project manager and parkour coaches. We have the A-team to get this project on the ground. More information about us here.

Gym

We'll be starting the school in a warehouse belonging to the Mashharawi family.


Our team

Tom Vaillant

Admin
Let's do thiiiiiissss!!!!