DONATE YOUR STEPS

18 Live a Dream volunteers from the VKR group will join the renovation of a social centre in Slovakia with Habitat for Humanity from 4-10 October 2026 and help improve indoor and outdoor conditions for young parents and children from intergenerational poverty in the Roma community in Dobšiná, Slovakia.

You can be part of this effort too by joining the Donate Your Steps walking challenge from 1-8 October 2026.

By walking, you are investing in your own health and wellbeing, embracing the spirit of The Movement/Move, and helping others at the same time. Together, we can keep going, build healthy habits, and turn our everyday activities into meaningful support for communities in need.

With your participation, the Employee Foundation will match the donated steps with a €100,000 donation to support Habitat for Humanity's work in creating safe and affordable homes and improving living conditions for vulnerable families around the world.

* If you already have a PhanTribe app from previous event hosted by another company, you can use it to join this event from the menu (☰ icon in the bottom right corner).

Tap the Switch to other company button and enter your invitation code. You should then be able to see the event in the list and switch between events.

** Planning to run the challenge within your organisation? Great! To make it easier to follow your collective impact and celebrate your achievements together, please ensure that all teams use the same company prefix in their team names. For example: VKR-Accounting, VKR-Legal Dept, etc.

Need help or support? Reach out to Constantin at cg@phantribe.com or via the support chat in the app. Learn more at https://www.phantri.be/dys26

VKR Group employees joining forces
Each year, volunteers from across VKR Group companies come together, bringing with them a mix of languages, cultures, and experiences. What unites them is a shared commitment to helping communities and leaving a lasting, positive mark. Many arrive as strangers but quickly form strong bonds through teamwork and shared purpose.

The work is hands-on and varied—one day might be spent plastering, sanding, and painting; the next, drilling, demolishing, or constructing. Along the way, volunteers hear the stories behind the project and the families who will call these homes their own, deepening their understanding of the impact their efforts will have.