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Guardamar breast cancer walk brings community together for October fundraiser

Walkers are being invited to take to the streets of Guardamar del Segura in October to support the fight against […]

Guardamar breast cancer walk brings community together for October fundraiser

A breast cancer awareness walk is set to take place in Guardamar del Segura in October, bringing the community together to support those affected by the disease. The event, organized by the Guardamar branch of the Alicante Association for the Fight Against Cancer, will see participants gather on Sunday, October 25, starting from Plaza del Ayuntamiento at 10:00 AM.

The walk aims to raise funds for cancer research and treatment while increasing awareness of the disease within the local community. Registration for the event is now open, with participants able to purchase a race number and T-shirt for €7. Those unable to join the walk can still show their support by purchasing a symbolic race number for just €1.

The walk is a visible demonstration of solidarity for cancer patients and their families, and funds raised will help the association continue its work in supporting cancer patients and promoting prevention initiatives throughout the province.

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