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Monday, 1/6/2026 | 19:02 GMT+7

Generali Vietnam accompanies run for child cancer patients

Hundreds of Generali employees and consultants joined the children's cancer run 2026, aiming to raise funds to support children with cancer, spread a spirit of sharing, and connect the community.

The children's cancer run 2026, organized by CanCham Vietnam, took place on 31/5 in TP HCM, drawing thousands of participants.

This year marks the second time CanCham Vietnam has organized the event as a 5 km fun run. The focus is not on competitive achievement but on encouraging physical activity and raising funds for initiatives supporting child cancer patients.

As part of the program, Generali Vietnam organized activities for its employees and financial consultants. The event provided an opportunity for members from various departments to meet, connect, and jointly contribute to a meaningful community initiative.

Generali Vietnam staff and consultants at the run. *Photo: Generali*

Donning their characteristic red, Generali Vietnam's employees and financial consultants joined thousands of participants on the running course. A company representative noted that the spirit of companionship was evident in shared pacing, waiting at water stations, and encouraging words exchanged along the route.

The Generali Vietnam team taking photos, spreading positive energy at the run. *Photo: Generali*

Each step carried positive energy, conveying care for children battling cancer and offering hope for a better future.

The company further stated that its participation in the children's cancer run 2026 aligns with its mission to promote humanitarian values, strengthen community bonds, and encourage individuals to contribute to positive societal impact.

Leo the lion mascot accompanying Generali employees and consultants in the run. *Photo: Generali*

This activity also forms part of Generali's sustainable development commitment, which seeks growth alongside community initiatives through concrete actions.

After completing the course, Kim Ngan, a Generali employee, expressed her delight in joining a healthy and meaningful activity with her colleagues. "On the course, everyone not only encouraged each other to complete the 5 km, but also focused on the children undergoing cancer treatment. That made every step more special than ever", Kim Ngan shared.

The children's cancer run 2026, formerly the Terry Fox run in Vietnam, is a community sports event that has upheld a message of hope and sharing for nearly three decades. According to organizers, Generali had the highest number of participants in this year's run.

Thai Anh

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/generali-viet-nam-dong-hanh-giai-chay-vi-benh-nhi-ung-thu-5080675.html
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