# Course de la Jonquille: Campus Runs €1 Per Kilometer for Institut Curie

**Authors:** Albert's Deep Dive
**Categories:** Campus Life
**Tags:** course solidaire, We Run Albert, BDS Albears, Institut Curie, cancer
**Last Updated:** 2025-11-05T15:47:42.306Z
**Reading Time:** 1 min read

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## Summary

On Saturday, March 22 at Beaugrenelle Stadium, We Run Albert and BDS Albears brought students together for a charity run: €1 donated to Institut Curie for every kilometer covered.

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This Saturday, March 22, Beaugrenelle Stadium hosted the Course de la Jonquille! Organized by We Run Albert and BDS Albears, the event brought together students who came to run for a good cause: each kilometer run raised €1 for Institut Curie in the fight against cancer.

Festive atmosphere, music, complimentary drinks and food… Everything was perfect for a great afternoon! Kudos to all the participants! We can't wait for the next edition!

## Key Takeaways

1. Every kilometer at the **Course de la Jonquille** raises **€1 per kilometer** for **Institut Curie**—invite friends to multiply the impact.
2. Organized by **We Run Albert** and **BDS Albears**, the event pairs a good cause with a festive vibe—**music** and **complimentary refreshments** included.
3. Set a distance goal and arrive early at **Beaugrenelle Stadium** to maximize your contribution and enjoy the day.
4. If you can’t run, support the cause by **donating directly** to **Institut Curie** or **volunteering** with the organizers.
5. Follow the organizers for **next edition** dates and registration updates to secure your spot.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### What is the Course de la Jonquille campus run and how does the €1 per kilometer donation work?

Course de la Jonquille is a charity campus run where every kilometer completed contributes €1 to Institut Curie. The total donation is calculated from all participants’ combined distance and funded by the event’s organizers and partners.

### How can I register for the next Course de la Jonquille by We Run Albert and BDS Albears?

Follow We Run Albert and BDS Albears on social media and check campus newsletters for the registration link. Sign-ups typically open a few weeks before the event and may have limited spots.

### Can beginners or walkers join the Course de la Jonquille charity run?

These campus charity runs generally welcome all fitness levels, including walkers. Every kilometer counts the same toward the €1-per-kilometer donation, but check the next edition’s info page for any pace or time guidelines.

### Where does the money raised for Institut Curie go, and can I donate if I can’t attend?

Funds support Institut Curie’s cancer research and patient care initiatives. If you can’t attend, you can donate directly via Institut Curie’s official website or through the event’s fundraising page when available.

### What should I bring and how should I prepare for the run at Beaugrenelle Stadium?

Arrive early with your student ID, proper running shoes, a reusable water bottle, and weather-appropriate layers. Warm up and set a distance goal to maximize your impact on the €1-per-kilometer donation.

### Is there a minimum or maximum distance I must cover during Course de la Jonquille?

Most charity runs let you choose your distance within event hours, and every kilometer contributes equally to the donation. Review the next edition’s rules for any time limits, heats, or distance suggestions.

### How can I volunteer or help organize Course de la Jonquille?

Contact We Run Albert, BDS Albears, or your campus sports office to join the volunteer team. Typical roles include check-in, course marshaling, and refreshments, all of which boost participant safety and fundraising.

### Will there be music, food, and facilities at the event?

The latest edition offered a festive atmosphere with music and complimentary drinks and snacks. Future editions aim for similar amenities, but details like bag drop and restrooms vary—check the event page before attending.


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*Article from [Albert's Deep Dive](https://deepdive.albertschool.com) - Albert School's Journal*
