A team of 174 staff members, program leaders, and graduates from Landmark Worldwide's Thailand Center participated in the Bangkok Double Bridge Half Marathon for Red Cross 2026 on July 5, earning the Royal Trophy for having the largest team in the event. The trophy was presented by a representative of Thailand's King and Queen during a special ceremony following the race, recognizing the Landmark Worldwide Team's collective contribution of approximately ฿141,600 Thai Baht ($3,400 USD) to the Thai Red Cross Society.
The team trained together in preparation for the race and competed across all four race distances: the 2K (36 runners), 7K (51 runners), 10K (54 runners), and the 21K Half Marathon (33 runners). Each participant made a personal contribution to the Thai Red Cross Society. Starting and finishing at the Royal Thai Navy Convention Hall in Bangkok, the event brought runners across the iconic Chao Phraya River and through Bangkok's historic and cultural landmarks, uniting thousands of participants in support of humanitarian efforts.
Team members wore specially designed shirts featuring the message "RUN for Transformation" on the front and "Don't let your little voice take over" on the back, reflecting Landmark Worldwide's commitment to transformation and empowering individuals to create inspiring outcomes. What began months earlier as a commitment among staff and community members to support personal well-being and a charitable cause grew into a team of 174 participants preparing, training, and running together. For many, the event became an opportunity to build new habits, strengthen relationships, and contribute to something larger than themselves.
"This is a proud moment for all of us," said Jeep Thangkittisuwan, Landmark Forum Leader in Thailand. "Today, Landmark graduates came together to participate in the Bangkok Double Bridge Half Marathon for Red Cross 2026. While receiving the Royal Trophy is a great honor, what makes me proudest is what it represents — a community united around a shared purpose, coming together as one to support the Thai Red Cross Society. This is what oneness looks like in action."
Landmark Worldwide offers its programs in more than 20 languages and over 124 countries worldwide. More than 3.5 million people have participated in The Landmark Forum, generating over 250,000 community projects around the globe. This event highlights how corporate and community groups can leverage shared activities to drive charitable impact and team cohesion. For leaders in business and technology, the Landmark Worldwide team's approach demonstrates the power of aligning organizational culture with social responsibility, potentially inspiring similar initiatives in other sectors. The recognition by the Thai royal family adds a layer of prestige that can enhance brand reputation and employee engagement.
