Charity

KWF (Dutch Cancer Society)

Once again, the NN CPC Loop Den Haag supports KWF Cancer Control. The organization calls on every participant to contribute to a better life for people affected by cancer. Run against cancer and for life at the NN CPC Loop Den Haag!

Run against cancer

If you register through KWF and raise at least 500 euros in sponsorship by February 9, 2025, KWF will purchase your entry fee and provide you with the unique Run Against Cancer shirt. With your own Run Against Cancer fundraising page, raising funds is easier than you think!

You can create a fundraiser page once registrations have opened

Run and raise money with your colleagues!

Do you want to make a difference for KWF but can’t raise a minimum of 500 euros in sponsorship? Then arrange your own entry via the NN CPC Loop Den Haag and create a fundraising page. Will you raise 500 euro or more? Then you will receive the unique Run Against Cancer shirt. Ofcourse, KWF supports you in collecting donations, with tips, tricks and great examples of activists who came before you.

You can create a fundraiser page once registrations have opened

Run and raise money with your colleagues.

You can make a huge impact while running as a company. Run against cancer during the NN CPC Loop Den Haag and raise funds for groundbreaking cancer research. Create a team page and invite your colleagues. Use your (business) network to raise funds for your campaign. All proceeds can be found per team member on your team page. There are two ways to participate.

Research

1 in 2 Dutch people will get cancer at some point in their lives. Golazo, the organizer of the NN CPC Loop Den Haag, believes that much of this cancer can be prevented. Over a third of all cancer cases are attributed to lifestyle and environmental factors, such as unhealthy eating and lack of exercise. Golazo sees great opportunities here and is eager to take on this challenge. That’s why they connect their sports events with KWF. Together, we raise funds for scientific research focused on prevention, diagnostics, treatment, and quality of life. But it’s not just scientific research that is funded; part of the proceeds also goes to local initiatives, such as supporting IPSO Centers for living with and after cancer and palliative care.