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Cudeca Walkathon raises thousands for Málaga cancer care hospice
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By m.p. - Sep 25, 2007 - 8:48 PM
The Cudeca Walkathon 2007 held in Benalmádena last Sunday.
The Cudeca Walkathon 2007 held in Benalmádena last Sunday.
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Cudeca is also organising performances for the Voices for Hospices worldwide musical event on 6th October

The Cudeca sponsored walk, the Cudeca Walkathon 2007, held on Sunset Beach in Benalmádena last Sunday raised thousands of much-needed funds for the cancer care hospice based in Benalmádena.

Close to 500 people took part in this year’s walk, including staff from Andalucian Dream Homes, the official sponsor of Walkathon 2007. The company itself donated 10,000 €.

There were other events on offer, from alternative therapies, a raffle, activities for the children, and a variety of food.
More than 37,000 € were raised on the day.

Cudeca is meanwhile taking part in the ‘Voices for Hospices’ event which takes place around the world on 6th October, with more than 500 different performances in 80 countries over a period of 24 hours.

Described as the world’s largest simultaneous musical event, it has three aims: to raise awareness of the needs of people living with a terminal illness and their families; to increase availability of hospice and palliative care across the world; and to raise funds for those services to be developed.

The Cudeca Cancer Care Hospice in Benalmádena has organised three events in Málaga province, all starting at 7.30 pm on 6th October: typical Spanish folk music in Las Lagunas Theatre in Mijas Costa; a performance from the Alminares Choir in the Nerja Cultural Centre; and classical music from the Ensemble Serenata at the Centro Padre de Manuel in Estepona.

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