- The Challenge
- Features »
- The Challenge in brief »
- To register »
- Partners »
- The prizes »
- Spokespersons »
- Support kit »
- The winners »
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- FAQ »
- Rules »
The ChallengeFrom March 1 to April 11, make a commitment not to smoke for 6 weeks and qualify to win one of many prizes!
Participate in the Challenge in your own way: alone, with the help of a non-smoking sponsor or by teaming up with another smoker who also wants to quit.
- I Quit
- Getting information »
- Getting ready »
- Help and support »
- D-Day and after »
- A matter of weight »
- Get moving to butt out »
- Expert answers »
I quitThe decision to quit smoking isn't made overnight. For more information, to obtain support and to help prepare yourself, you may refer to this section
- I HelpI help
Most former smokers say the same thing: it's easier to quit smoking when you feel you've got support. That being the case, what better way to KO the smoking habit than as part of a team? Whether you're a non-smoker or a smoker who'd like to butt out for good, you can help someone in your circle free him- or herself from cigarettes.
- Tools and ResourcesTools and resources
Download the following tools to support you in your decision to quit smoking.
- Participant's FileParticipant's file
A practical and customized tool to help you succeed in the Challenge! (You must be registered to use the Participant's file)
- CommunityCommunity
Join us to be part of a network of motivating and motivated followers. Whether for consulting messages or for contributing, don't miss paying a visit. You'll see: motivation grows with use!
- Work EnvironmentWork environment
Living smoke-free is one of the best decisions a person can make for his or her health, and among the people in your circle there must certainly be smokers who want to quit.
Support them by promoting the Quit to Win! Challenge in your organization.
How can I help?
Most former smokers say the same thing: it’s easier to quit smoking when you feel you’ve got support. That being the case, what better way to KO the smoking habit than as part of a team? Whether you’re a non-smoker or a smoker who’d like to butt out for good, you can help someone in your circle free him- or herself from cigarettes. There’s strength in numbers!
Sponsor
You’re a non-smoker (or ex-smoker!) and have agreed to play the role of coach for a smoker who’s trying to quit? Your mission: listen to your partner, support him (her) in difficult times, motivate him and, above all, do not judge him if he should happen to relapse.
Teammate
Have you decided to quit smoking by teaming up with another smoker (teammate) who wants to give it up? Whether it’s a friend, your other half or a colleague from work, making the decision together to quit smoking is a winning formula, because there’s mutual support. There are two of you fighting the same battle with the same determination.




