Charity Miles Hack 8.7.1 + Redeem Codes
Walking & Running Tracker
Developer: Charity Miles
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 8.7.1
ID: com.charitymiles.miles
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Description
Charity Miles is a free app that enables you to earn money for charity whenever you walk, run or bike. Anytime. Anywhere.
Since our founding in 2012, Charity Miles has helped earn nearly $3 million for amazing charities, thanks to the support of our corporate sponsors.
Now we have a brand NEW and innovative way to raise even more money for your charity than ever before.
Through Charity Miles, you can create your own Pledge Page where your friends can sponsor you… even if you’re not doing a marathon or race.
The more your friends pledge, the more money you can earn. Literally UNLIMITED.
Many people raise money by doing things like marathons and 10Ks. But now you can do it year-round, even if you’re not doing a race and WITHOUT having to pester your friends.
Of course, it’s great to reach out to ask your friends to sponsor you personally.
But just by sharing your Charity Miles on social media will subtly give your friends the opportunity to find your Pledge Page and throw some support your way… WITHOUT you having to reach out every time. It basically does the fundraising FOR you!
Plus when your friends sponsor you, they’re entered into a drawing to win cool prizes from our sponsors, like a trip to Hawaii.
And, the more money you earn for your charity, the more chances you’ll have to win cool prizes (and even more money for your charity) from our sponsors too.
Charity Miles also now syncs with Strava and your phone’s Health Kit (and therefore, any devices you have connected to them).
This enables you to turn all the miles you’re going to walk, run or bike anyway into money for charity. Anytime. Anywhere.
If you’re the kind of person who is already raising money for charity, this will help you raise even more money for them.
If you’re the kind of person that wants to make an impact, but maybe marathons aren’t your thing… or you can’t make your charity’s walking event, or you don’t feel comfortable asking your friends to support you, we’ve got you covered.
You can use any fitness tracker on the app store to track your miles. But if you’re the kind of person that wants to make a difference, Charity Miles will turn those miles into money for charity.
#EveryMileMatters!
Contact
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CharityMiles/
• Instagram: @Charitymiles
• Twitter: @CharityMiles
• Support: https://twitter.com/CMilesSupport
Since our founding in 2012, Charity Miles has helped earn nearly $3 million for amazing charities, thanks to the support of our corporate sponsors.
Now we have a brand NEW and innovative way to raise even more money for your charity than ever before.
Through Charity Miles, you can create your own Pledge Page where your friends can sponsor you… even if you’re not doing a marathon or race.
The more your friends pledge, the more money you can earn. Literally UNLIMITED.
Many people raise money by doing things like marathons and 10Ks. But now you can do it year-round, even if you’re not doing a race and WITHOUT having to pester your friends.
Of course, it’s great to reach out to ask your friends to sponsor you personally.
But just by sharing your Charity Miles on social media will subtly give your friends the opportunity to find your Pledge Page and throw some support your way… WITHOUT you having to reach out every time. It basically does the fundraising FOR you!
Plus when your friends sponsor you, they’re entered into a drawing to win cool prizes from our sponsors, like a trip to Hawaii.
And, the more money you earn for your charity, the more chances you’ll have to win cool prizes (and even more money for your charity) from our sponsors too.
Charity Miles also now syncs with Strava and your phone’s Health Kit (and therefore, any devices you have connected to them).
This enables you to turn all the miles you’re going to walk, run or bike anyway into money for charity. Anytime. Anywhere.
If you’re the kind of person who is already raising money for charity, this will help you raise even more money for them.
If you’re the kind of person that wants to make an impact, but maybe marathons aren’t your thing… or you can’t make your charity’s walking event, or you don’t feel comfortable asking your friends to support you, we’ve got you covered.
You can use any fitness tracker on the app store to track your miles. But if you’re the kind of person that wants to make a difference, Charity Miles will turn those miles into money for charity.
#EveryMileMatters!
Contact
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CharityMiles/
• Instagram: @Charitymiles
• Twitter: @CharityMiles
• Support: https://twitter.com/CMilesSupport
Version history
8.7.1
2023-08-01
Bug fixes
8.7.0
2023-07-13
More charities to choose from. Try Search to discover more charities
8.6.3
2023-02-17
Minor fixes
8.6.2
2023-01-23
Minor bug fixes
8.6.1
2022-12-15
Bug fixes
8.6.0
2022-12-01
New UI updates
8.5.0
2022-10-31
New and improved teams
8.3.0
2022-08-11
New post workout share
8.1.0
2022-03-23
New Profile UI
8.0.5
2021-09-24
minor bug fixes
8.0.4
2021-07-27
minor fixes
8.03
2021-06-11
bug fixes
8.0.1
2021-05-18
bug fixes
8.0.0
2021-05-17
Bug fixes and new UI
7.7.3
2021-03-30
Minor bug fixse
7.7.2
2021-03-20
Minor bug fixes
7.7.1
2021-02-23
Minor bug fixes
7.7.0
2021-02-22
Bug fixes and UI enhancements
7.6.4
2021-02-04
fix loading issues
7.6.3
2021-02-02
bug fixes
7.6.2
2021-01-27
bug fixes
7.6.1
2020-12-19
Bug fixes
7.6.0
2020-11-26
Bug Fixes. Contact us at [email protected] with questions, issues or tell us something you like about the app.
7.4.0
2020-10-13
New UI and bug fixes
7.2.1
2020-07-15
Bug fixes and updated UI
Ways to hack Charity Miles
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Ratings
4.8 out of 5
62.7K Ratings
Reviews
Empowering Alaska,
Owner
I have never written a review which makes this truly special... I am always looking for options to make healthy choices and to share them with my clients for my business Patti Asman - The Power of You! I always try things out myself before I ask my clients to... I truly love this app... I set it first thing in the morning as I walk my dog and than will keep it going (making sure I pause it as I am driving) and restart it as I walk during my day at work. I have always believed in the win/win philosophy... now big companies can help to give back to our community by all of us helping each other by donating to numerous organizations ... just by exercising, walking, bike riding, running... all of us regardless of age can help make a difference for others! My business with my complete wellness package can now be even more affective for people's health by using and sharing the Charity Miles app.... I'm so excited! It's time to take healthy back!❤
Oscean,
I liked the older version better
This app was great until I updated it about a year ago. The older version allowed me to go back and look at my past times and see if I made any progress on my speed. This newer version doesn't let me do that. Now I feel like I need to use two apps to track my runs as opposed to just one. I've tried to contact the developers multiple times but I have not gotten any response. Regardless, I use it every time I go on runs. I had to re-download it when I factory reset my iPhone and now it won't log me in through Facebook due to some internal error. I hope that deleting the app and reinstalling will solve that issue, but, if not, could someone please solve this?? I really like the idea that I am giving back by doing something I was going to do anyways.
Mimi McMurray,
Do yourself a favor and download this app
Unless you’re extremely fortunate, you likely know someone who would benefit from one of these charities.
If you’re not an avid runner but you’d like to be, heres your motivation: a large corporate entity (think Johnson & Johnson, Verizon, etc) sponsors your run, meaning they donate based on the miles you run for the charity you select. Hurricane recently wrecked an area you love? Habitat for Humanity is there. Want to help hungry families get through the pandemic? Got you covered. Lose your dad to a glioblastoma like me and Meghan McCain? Stand Up To Cancer loves your miles.
I leaned into running a lot when I lost my dad three years ago. The grief was just too big and running gave me whatever I needed at the moment: time to process, a quiet space to grieve, a distraction when it was too much. Charity Miles helps me feel like I’m giving back. And sure, these corporations could afford to donate thousands more than what I can run, but this gives me more purpose.
That’s my sob story. Everybody’s got one. If you are looking for a kind, loving community to get you started on your journey, Charity Miles has you covered there too. Honestly, you could do worse.
If you’re not an avid runner but you’d like to be, heres your motivation: a large corporate entity (think Johnson & Johnson, Verizon, etc) sponsors your run, meaning they donate based on the miles you run for the charity you select. Hurricane recently wrecked an area you love? Habitat for Humanity is there. Want to help hungry families get through the pandemic? Got you covered. Lose your dad to a glioblastoma like me and Meghan McCain? Stand Up To Cancer loves your miles.
I leaned into running a lot when I lost my dad three years ago. The grief was just too big and running gave me whatever I needed at the moment: time to process, a quiet space to grieve, a distraction when it was too much. Charity Miles helps me feel like I’m giving back. And sure, these corporations could afford to donate thousands more than what I can run, but this gives me more purpose.
That’s my sob story. Everybody’s got one. If you are looking for a kind, loving community to get you started on your journey, Charity Miles has you covered there too. Honestly, you could do worse.
neatnicky,
Walking for peace
I like to use the app on days when I’m miserable and nothing is going my way. Everyone wants to exercise more...until their shows are on and their day is going wrong. This way I am walking for peace. Every bad day for me is an awesome thing that happened for someone else in a bad situation who can’t solve their problem alone. “If you want to go fast go alone, if you want to go far go together.” With this app I am not stuck alone on my bad days. I am moving towards a world that is a peaceful, helpful, united place for everyone. Peace is not a race, it’s a marathon. So walk, run, bike that marathon when and where you can in however many steps you can because somewhere out there on the app someone is running it with you.
Lacy noel,
App & Podcast
Charity Miles, is an amazing app that allows us to log miles for the charity of our choice. There are tons of charities to choose from, and you do not have to “BE” anything special. It does not cost you a dime! You can join teams—be competitive if you wish too!
There is also a podcast which is an inspiration. It shares incredible feats, great ideas, perseverance, and dedication can make the impossible—possible. If you listen when you do housework—you’ll end up taking your dogs for a walk, running a 5k, and maybe even qualifying for Boston one day. It discusses real life struggles leading to great things—not in a solitary room, but on busy streets across the country! Give it a listen—you will not be disappointed!
There is also a podcast which is an inspiration. It shares incredible feats, great ideas, perseverance, and dedication can make the impossible—possible. If you listen when you do housework—you’ll end up taking your dogs for a walk, running a 5k, and maybe even qualifying for Boston one day. It discusses real life struggles leading to great things—not in a solitary room, but on busy streets across the country! Give it a listen—you will not be disappointed!
Al 👍🏼,
Wish there were more activities to record for
Hello. I’m trying to use this app for a miles competition with my family and the problem that I’m running into (haha) is that there are only three exercise options. While I do run, bike and walk, I also cross country ski and hike. Other people also kayak, swim, in-line skate, unicycle etc.) I would love it if there were more options.
Also, the miles aren’t really equal. Biking ten miles on pavement is a lot easier than running ten trail miles. Shouldn’t running count for more or biking count for less? In another miles competition I was part of (called 100 miles in May) they had the miles calculated on a metabolically with running as the basis. Shouldn’t Charity Miles do something like that? Otherwise it’ll be a lot easier for the road bikers to rack up miles than the trail runners. (Just an example)
Thanks. Hopefully those two things can be changed. Have a great day person reading this.
Also, the miles aren’t really equal. Biking ten miles on pavement is a lot easier than running ten trail miles. Shouldn’t running count for more or biking count for less? In another miles competition I was part of (called 100 miles in May) they had the miles calculated on a metabolically with running as the basis. Shouldn’t Charity Miles do something like that? Otherwise it’ll be a lot easier for the road bikers to rack up miles than the trail runners. (Just an example)
Thanks. Hopefully those two things can be changed. Have a great day person reading this.
Vvn12639201,
Confusing
I’ve only just downloaded this app a few days ago, but I was super excited when I found out about it since I enjoy walks and walk dogs regularly.
The concept behind it is great, but the app itself is laughable. It tells you nothing about how much you’ve raised, and there isn’t even a $ per mile explanation in the FAQ, which I find kind of suspicious. You’d think this is the most basic piece of information that all users would want to know, so to forget to include this seems intentional and kind of sketchy. What you get in your profile instead, is a total mile count, and a comically useless graph that displays the distribution of the miles by day/week/year. However, there are no labels on this graph so it is essentially useless. Al you can get from the graph is what days you exercised more/less than usual.
TL;DR: developers, what is you thinking?!
The concept behind it is great, but the app itself is laughable. It tells you nothing about how much you’ve raised, and there isn’t even a $ per mile explanation in the FAQ, which I find kind of suspicious. You’d think this is the most basic piece of information that all users would want to know, so to forget to include this seems intentional and kind of sketchy. What you get in your profile instead, is a total mile count, and a comically useless graph that displays the distribution of the miles by day/week/year. However, there are no labels on this graph so it is essentially useless. Al you can get from the graph is what days you exercised more/less than usual.
TL;DR: developers, what is you thinking?!
Jaimee812,
Great but...
So I absolutely love this app. The interface is great. It’s super easy to use. You get to choose between loads of charities to be walking/running/biking for.
The only issue that I’m finding with this, and maybe I just haven’t figured out how to do it yet, but I can’t connect the app to be tracked through my smart watch.
Here’s why it’s a problem: I run on a treadmill and like to catch up on my series while I run, so my phone sits on the treadmill not moving. Well the app thinks I’m not moving... heck, I’ve even had it in my hand when I’m walking on the treadmill and it still thought I wasn’t moving. I’m not sure how sensitive the motion detection is, but it’s just mildly frustrating that there’s no way to track my miles when I want to use my phone for something during my indoor walk/run
The only issue that I’m finding with this, and maybe I just haven’t figured out how to do it yet, but I can’t connect the app to be tracked through my smart watch.
Here’s why it’s a problem: I run on a treadmill and like to catch up on my series while I run, so my phone sits on the treadmill not moving. Well the app thinks I’m not moving... heck, I’ve even had it in my hand when I’m walking on the treadmill and it still thought I wasn’t moving. I’m not sure how sensitive the motion detection is, but it’s just mildly frustrating that there’s no way to track my miles when I want to use my phone for something during my indoor walk/run
SeekingGodAlone,
Fabulous!
If I could give this app 20 stars I would. It has been a tremendous incentive to me to exercise more, thus helping build my old osteoporosis ridden bones while helping others at the same time. I use it every chance I get, while cleaning, doing yard work, etc. And every time I use it I know some good company with the smarts and heart will pay the charity of my choice for the miles I walk! It helps the companies because I’m certainly more apt to use their products to help support them in return. And there is even more inventive now that the app has started adding rewards for miles completed. It just seems to be a win-win-win all around. Kudos and thanks to the Charity Miles developers! Keep up the wonderful work.
Silver Supertramp,
Great app! could use improvement
This app is really motivating me to get out and expertise more than I already do. My school made a team on the app, and so the leaderboards are a fun aspect to have. I love that I can give money to national parks when I’m out enjoying nature.
The app is also very useful for measuring distances of trips you take every day as well as the exact time it takes you to get to your destination. It’s fun to get to know the stats of my home town.
I do wish that the interface was easier to use and more informative. The information that you can access is extremely limited. You can’t see any of your friend’s profiles, let alone their best times or fastest times. You can’t even see anything about a workout you did except the distance after you finish it. I would love to have more stats for me and my friends. Maybe fastest mph on a bike, or longest distance walked etc.
also as it stands it is very easy to just get in a car and say you rode your bike. If the app could show the average speed you went throughout the workout it would eliminate this because people would easily be able to see you cheated.
The app is also very useful for measuring distances of trips you take every day as well as the exact time it takes you to get to your destination. It’s fun to get to know the stats of my home town.
I do wish that the interface was easier to use and more informative. The information that you can access is extremely limited. You can’t see any of your friend’s profiles, let alone their best times or fastest times. You can’t even see anything about a workout you did except the distance after you finish it. I would love to have more stats for me and my friends. Maybe fastest mph on a bike, or longest distance walked etc.
also as it stands it is very easy to just get in a car and say you rode your bike. If the app could show the average speed you went throughout the workout it would eliminate this because people would easily be able to see you cheated.
