Run For Freedom Cashback: Support a Cause and Earn Back

Run For Freedom is part of EDEN, a project that uses income from rental property to fund organisations working against human trafficking. If you start at Coin7 and your entry or purchase on the site is confirmed, you get cashback on it. Not every kind of payment qualifies, so it helps to know the difference before you pay.

What Run For Freedom is

The site belongs to EDEN. The idea behind the project is simple: income from rental property is put to work for organisations that fight human trafficking. Entries and contributions go through the site, and that is where you take part.

In our listings it sits with events and entertainment, not with ordinary retail. So think of it less as a shop where you fill a basket and more as a place where you sign up for something and support a cause at the same time.

Who it is for

It is for people who want their money or their effort to go towards a cause they care about, and who would rather do it through something concrete such as an entry than through a one-off transfer. If you like taking part in events with a purpose, or you want to give a friend or a colleague a reason to join you, it is worth a look.

It is not a place to compare prices. What you pay and what you get is set on the site, and the point is the cause behind it. Read the page on the site to understand what your money supports before you pay.

What usually counts for cashback and what does not

Cashback is only paid on what the site reports to the network as a qualifying transaction. For this kind of site that usually means entry fees and purchases made in its shop. Pure donations are often not reported as qualifying transactions, so do not count on cashback for a straight donation.

• Entry fees and purchases are the usual case and are most likely to qualify.
• A donation without any purchase or entry may not be reported at all.
• If the site offers several ways to pay, the way you choose can decide whether the transaction is tracked.

If you are unsure, assume the safe answer: take part in the way that supports the cause best, and treat the cashback as a bonus and not as the reason.

Things to watch out for

Before you sign up for anything, read what the site says about the date, the place and what is included, and also about what happens if you cannot attend. Terms for entries are set by the organiser and not by us, so check them rather than assuming. If something is unclear, write to the organiser before paying.

Keep the confirmation email. You will want it for the event, and it is also useful if you ever have to ask about the cashback.

How to get cashback at Run For Freedom

Open Coin7 and go to the Run For Freedom page. The current cashback rate is shown there. It can change, so look at the page and not at an old number. Then use the button on that page to reach the site and complete your entry or purchase in the same visit.

Do not switch to another tab or an old bookmark halfway through, because that can break the link to your Coin7 account. The cashback is credited after the site reports the transaction as valid. Until then it shows as pending in your account. Only use discount codes that you find on our page, because codes from other places can interfere with the tracking.