Wulan Guritno Invites People to Bike Online While Donating During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - The Hope Foundation led by Wulan Guritno, Amanda Soekasah, and Jannah Soekasah Joesoef, together with Industrial Tourism World, will hold the virtual event 'Bike for Hope' on October 25-November 30, 2020.

This event is a virtual cycling activity for cyclists in commemoration of World Charity Day.

1. Invite People to Bike

Wulan Guritno also shared the initial idea of ​​creating this event because she saw that cycling is a sport that is popular among people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Initially, we were also confused about what we could do during this pandemic. Then we observed the situation, during the PSBB people started exercising, maintaining distance, and so on. Then we also saw the increasing popularity of cycling. People want to maintain their immunity by exercising," said Wulan Guritno during a virtual press conference on Tuesday (20/10).

2. Participants Can Donate

Not only inviting the community to cycle, Wulan Guritno also invites them to donate through this event. Because every participant who registers for 'Bike for Hope' automatically participates in donating.

"We can also use this moment to help others. Maybe people who haven't cycled before will be interested, and people will know how to cycle properly with Covid protocols. So, cycling while maintaining health and donating," she said.

The donations will be given to artists who have been affected by Covid-19 on the nomination night through FFI (Indonesian Film Festival).

"FFI will still be held, but in a different way, not as a celebration. In November, there will be a nomination night, but we will use it to give donations," Wulan Guritno concluded.

3. Implementing Health Protocols

In addition to exercising to maintain immunity, implementing health protocols is also important during the current pandemic. Through simple things like #PesanIbu, KLovers can contribute to preventing the spread of the coronavirus.

Starting from regularly washing hands with soap, maintaining distance, wearing masks, and avoiding crowds. Not only for ourselves but also to protect our loved ones around us.

(kpl/rhm/lou)