CroatiaStipe Lukšić, a 43-year-old man from Supetar on the island of Brač, has embarked on a challenging swimming ultra-marathon called BRAČ 100K, which involves swimming around the island in 10 stages over 10 days. The event is part of a humanitarian initiative aimed at raising funds for the charity 'More snage Brač,' which supports cancer patients and their families. Lukšić, who previously swam across the Brač Channel last year, emphasizes his motivation as testing personal limits and inspiring young athletes, particularly children and youth involved in swimming and water polo. He highlights the importance of local sports traditions and community support, noting that the event has attracted significant participation and collaboration, including with the Red Cross and local figures like Mato Mladin. The article includes information on how to donate to the cause through a specified IBAN.
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