Glenwood streets turn pink for cancer awareness
The 10th CANSA Shades of Pink 5km Fun Run/Walk brought together hundreds of participants.
THE Cancer Association of South Africa celebrated its 10th CANSA Shades of Pink 5km Fun Run/Walk at Davenport Square on Sunday, October 25 to raise awareness of cancers affecting South African women.
The milestone event brought together hundreds of participants of all ages who walked and ran in support of those affected by cancer, while raising awareness and funds for CANSA’s ongoing cancer care and support services.
Reaching the finish line ahead of the pink pack were Sihesenkosi Ntimbane, and Megan Diedericks for men and women respectively.
Natasha Brown, CANSA Sustainability Coordinator. said, “This event has grown into a much-anticipated community walk/run, thanks to the unwavering support of Davenport Square, dedicated partners, sponsors, volunteers and participants. Their commitment has helped make the event a lasting success and an important platform for promoting cancer awareness within the Durban community.
“Celebrating ten years of CANSA Shades of Pink Davenport Square is a testament to what can be achieved when a community comes together for a worthy cause. ”
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