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Benissa Pink March returns this October to support cancer awareness

Benissa will come together this October for a solidarity march supporting the fight against cancer, as the town hosts its […]

Benissa Pink March returns this October to support cancer awareness

Benissa will host its annual Pink March on Sunday, October 18 to support cancer awareness and raise funds for research. The free event is organized by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and is open to the public. Participants will gather at Plaça Rei Jaume I in the morning and march across the town, showcasing solidarity with cancer patients, survivors, and their loved ones.

No prior registration is required, making it accessible to people of all ages and fitness levels. The pink color associated with the event highlights breast cancer awareness, but the march also supports the fight against all types of cancer. The Spanish Association Against Cancer plays a crucial role in providing support, information, and promoting research for cancer patients and their families.

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