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Running in moonlight
Betty Henderson
RUNNERS in Alhaurin are invited to race under the moonlight at a unique charity event in Alhaurin El Grande on Saturday, July 1. ‘Alhaurín bajo la luz de la Luna’ is an incredible fundraising initiative created by Un Sí Por La Vida Cancer Care Association.
The race covers a 14 kilometre course from 10pm in the evening and is expected to take around 90 minutes for runners to complete. There is also a seven kilometre ‘hiking’ discipline and for the first time, a ‘Nordic Walking’ discipline.
The race isn’t just about running; it’s about making a difference. By participating in this event, runners will be helping cancer patients and their families.
The president of Un Sí Por La Vida, Francisco Torres, highlighted the importance of the race in the fight against cancer during an event launch. He said, “Every year, we raise funds that allow us to continue working on research and providing care to patients and their families.”
The registration fee is €12, and all proceeds go to helping cancer patients and their families through the cancer care charity’s work. Runners can register now through the platform www.dorsalchip.es.
GOLF enthusiasts are invited to be part of history as Cudeca Hospice presents the 29th edition of the Cudeca Golf Cup at the breathtaking La Cala Resort, becoming the oldest charity initiative run by the renowned charity.
Golfers are invited to the extraordinary event that combines the love of the game with an incredible cause on Saturday, June 3 in Mijas.
This highly anticipated event is not just about showcasing golf skills but also about making a difference. The aim is to raise vital funds for the remarkable work carried out by Cudeca, ensuring continued support for individuals facing advanced cancer and other
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lifelimiting, terminal illnesses.
The venue’s stunning America Course will host the golf tournament, welcoming players of all ages and genders with Spanish or international handicaps. The tournament entry fee of €62 per player covers green fees, a shared buggy, and an unforgettable lunch experience. Nongolfers can also show their support and join the players for a delicious lunch for €25.
To register for the event, golfers can visit www.cudeca.org or www.golfmanager.com up to 48 hours before the start of the competition.
Catwalk for cause
ON Wednesday, May 10, Fibber’s Bar in Los Boliches came alive with style and a sense of purpose as Age Concern Fuengirola, Mijas & Benalmadena presented their third Fashion Show, all in the name of charity. Volunteer models graced the runway, proudly showcasing a stunning collection of outfits generously donated by the public. From casual daywear to elegant evening attire, the audience was captivated by the beauty and diversity on dis play. Organisers highlighted the gentlemen’s clothing which was modelled with plenty of charm by models in dashing ensembles. The excitement continued afterwards with a lively auction where attendees eagerly bid on their favourite pieces. A delightful selection of highquality garments, jewellery, and accessories was also available for purchase, adding to the glamour of the event.
A raffle followed, in which one lucky guest won a bottle of Champagne which turned out to be the perfect prize as she had just become a grandmother! The generosity of those in attendance resulted in over €1,500 raised for Age Concern Fuengirola, Benalmadena & Mijas to support their caring support initiatives. To get involved with the group, contact Chrissie: 629 768 683 or Lesley: 654 865 157.
Window of opportunity
AUTHORITIES at the iconic Speaker’s House iconic building in London unveiled a new stained glass window with a unique tribute to Gibraltar on Thursday, May 11.
The stained glass window depicts Gibraltar’s coat of arms as a British Overseas Territory. The window was unveiled by the House of Commons’ Speaker, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, during a reception which was attended by Gibraltar’s Minister John Cortes and Gibraltar’s representative in the UK, Dominique Searle.
The new stained glass window is part of a larger collection of all 16 British Overseas Territories' coats of arms.
This collection serves as a reminder of the strong and enduring links between the UK and its Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies. The window will continue to strengthen the bond between the UK and Gibraltar, which remains strong despite difficulties in recent years.
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