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Celebrate every step with the Virtual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer

21 September 2020 by My Durban

Algoa FM’s Big Walk for Cancer 2020 presented by the Eastern Cape Department of Health is going virtual, with walkers taking to the streets in support of those affected by cancer all over South Africa and around the world on the 31st of October.

Covid-19 restrictions on mass events have been turned into an advantage as this year’s participation is not restricted to those living in or around Port Elizabeth, says Algoa FM marketing manager Lesley Geyer.

“Algoa FM’s Big Walk for Cancer is the Eastern Cape’s biggest mass participation charity event, and we are excited about the opportunity of involving everyone who has been affected by cancer.

“We expect to see pictures of walkers in pink T-shirts from sites all around the world as people complete their five kilometre walk through their neighbourhoods.

This year’s beneficiary is the Igazi Foundation. The funds will go towards purchasing equipment needed to be able to continue treating blood cancer cases in the Eastern Cape.

“Igazi is humbled to be a beneficiary of the first ‘Virtual’ Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, allowing us to continue serving the needs of blood cancer patients in the Eastern Cape,” says Cole Cameron of the Igazi Foundation.

“The Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer has been a highlight on the Eastern Cape’s events calendar for the past 22 years, and we are looking forward to the challenge before us as we go virtual this year,” says Algoa FM Managing Director Alfie Jay.

“It would be all too easy during this Covid-19 pandemic to forget about other diseases such as cancer.

“The Virtual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer presented by the Eastern Cape Department of Health allows us to celebrate the lives of cancer survivors and those close to them. By walking, we celebrate the steps that patients and their loved ones have taken since being diagnosed with cancer,” he says.

For more information please visit the Algoa FM website, www.algoafm.co.za.

Algoa FM presenter KayCee Rossouw at the start of the 2019 Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer.

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