atlasGO integrates with Strava to empower users to "Outsweat Homelessness"

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- atlasGO, the fitness tracking app where every mile unlocks money and builds awareness for a cause, is integrating with Strava making it that much easier for its users to move with purpose.

"A lot of our users have been asking us for a Strava integration. Our idea was always to have a collaborative approach towards combining fitness and philanthropy. Partnering with a leader in the fitness space helps us to reach more people to sweat for a cause daily!" Thomas Querton, CEO atlasGO.

In light of the Strava integration, atlasGO launches a new challenge with Back on My Feet. Back on My Feet is a national non-profit organization that seeks to revolutionize the way society approaches homelessness with a unique running-based program that demonstrates if you first restore confidence, strength and self-esteem, individuals are better equipped to tackle the road ahead and move towards jobs, homes and new lives.

"Back on My Feet is excited to continue our partnership with atlasGO and Lululemon San Francisco. We are incredibly grateful for their dedication to transform lives here in San Francisco as well as across the country," said Katy Sherratt, Back on My Feet CEO. "Our partnership is founded on the use of innovation and movement to create lasting change. Proceeds from the challenge will help us to continue to serve the homeless in the Bay Area."

Thanks to Lululemon San Francisco stores, you can participate in the challenge on the app starting September 26th. For every mile- running, walking, or biking- Lululemon SF will donate $0.50 to Back on My Feet with the goal to raise $8,000.

So how can you make every step count? Download atlasGO by going on www.atlasgo.org, join the "Outsweat Homelessness" challenge and raise money with every mile you walk, run, or bike. You can import your activites from Strava or use the app's tracking feature to makes your miles count. Let's #outsweathomelessness.

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