WWF is hosting it's first ever SUP event in San Diego. What better way to support a great cause and have some fun on the water? World Wildlife Fund has been a leading organization focused on protecting a diverse plethora of species on our planet as well as preventing the deterioration of our environment. So if you want to help the state of our world and have fun doing it, this event is for you.
WWF's first-ever peer-to-peer athletic event invites participants to 'take a stand' for nature
WASHINGTON, DC - World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is making waves this fall with the organization's first-ever athletic, peer-to-peer fundraising event, Panda Paddle. The standup paddle boarding event, sponsored by Target, will take place in San Diego's Mission Bay on October 20, 2018.
Building upon WWF's over 50 years' experience addressing the planet's interconnected challenges, Panda Paddle blends a world-class stand-up paddle competition with a world-changing cause - protecting the natural world and all it gives us.
"Panda Paddle is an invitation for participants to race in nature, for nature and compete to conserve," said Jon Cass, manager of peer-to-peer fundraising at WWF. "Panda Paddle will reawaken a personal relationship with the natural world and offer an experience so much more than open waters, blue skies and coastline - participants will discover their own power to protect and preserve the planet."
