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Rosebank Mall’s 5KM Pink Rush in partnership with the CANSA Organisation!

Get ready to kick-start your day with a burst of colour, a dash of fun, and a whole lot of heart at the Rosebank Mall 5km Pink Run! We’re thrilled to invite you to participate in a vibrant and meaningful experience that promises to spread love, joy, and awareness for breast cancer while raising essential …

Acquire ready to kick-start your day with a burst of colour, a dash of fun, and a whole lot of heart at the Rosebank Mall 5km Pink Race! We’re thrilled to invite you to participate in a vibrant and meaningful experience that promises to spread fancy, joy, and awareness for breast cancer while raising essential funds for the CANSA Organisation.

Rosebank Mall is all set to transform the streets into a stunning canvas of shades of pink, and we want you to be a fragment of this extraordinary day! Whether you prefer running, walking, or dancing, this event welcomes everyone to participate and note their support for a fantastic cause.

Date: Saturday, 28 October 2023
Time: 7:00am
Venue: Rosebank Mall, Bath Avenue, Rosebank
Distance: 5km
Ticket Prices: Adults: R100 and kids: R50

The CANSA Pink Rush is not honest about creating breathtaking memories; it’s also about making a real impact. A portion of the funds raised through ticket sales disappear directly to CANSA, helping them in their relentless pursuit of a cancer-free South Africa. Your ticket purchase is your commitment to standing alongside those affected by breast cancer, making a tangible dissimilarity in their lives.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be portion of this fantastic event. Secure your tickets today by visiting Webtickets. Share this event with your friends and family, and join us on for a kaleidoscope of colours, a sea of smiles, and a world of dissimilarity. Let’s exhibit our solidarity, raise awareness, and stand against breast cancer. See you at the Rosebank Mall Pink Sprint – where every step counts!

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