50 Billion Steps Bring Hope to 20 Disabled Citizens

5 Billion Steps Brought Hope to 20 People with Disabilities Through Help Steps, the first health application that converts steps into donations, 5 billion steps have been transformed into wheelchairs and disability strollers for 20 individual beneficiaries. With Help Steps, a free application, users touched the lives of those in need simply by taking steps. With Help Steps, the first health application that converts steps into donations, millions of people touched the lives of those in need by simply taking steps during the day. The 5 billion steps taken by Help Steps users have been converted into wheelchairs and disability strollers for 20 individual beneficiaries.           Help Steps makes it easy to transform steps and movement, which are part of daily routine, into good deeds. Users who download Help Steps, a completely free application, from Google Play and the App Store walk, cycle or run throughout the day as usual with their smartphones in their pockets. These steps accumulate in the Help Steps application, which also functions as a step counter. Then, before midnight, users enter the application and press the 'Convert My Steps to HS' button and watch a short advertisement video. Users whose steps are converted to HS points either accumulate these points or donate them through this application to individual beneficiaries in need, civil society organizations or sports clubs. In other words, users do not make any extra effort beyond their daily activities except watching a short advertisement. [caption id="attachment_144881" align="aligncenter"] Gözde Venedik, Founder and CEO of Help Steps[/caption] Gözde Venedik, Founder and CEO of Help Steps, noted that anyone with a smartphone can support any person or organization without paying any fee, and continued as follows: "With Help Steps, which has more than 1.6 million users, 200 billion steps have been taken so far, equivalent to 10 thousand world tours, and the revenue has been donated to civil society organizations, sports clubs and individual beneficiaries. Wheelchair deliveries to individual beneficiaries in need are being made and will continue to be made as soon as their goals are met. We try to explain to Help Steps users through videos from all social networks how their donations are transformed into good deeds. From now on, we will continue to serve as a bridge to this goodness. We invite everyone to become part of this movement."