Volton and Orizon are supporting initiatives dedicated to breast cancer awareness, prevention, and education, sharing a common message of solidarity and community participation. Through two distinct events in Athens and Patras, both companies stand alongside “Alma Zois,” highlighting the critical importance of prevention and early awareness.
Orizon at the 18th Greece Race for the Cure
Orizon is proud to support the 18th Greece Race for the Cure®, organized by the Panhellenic Association of Women with Breast Cancer “Alma Zois,” taking place on Saturday, October 3 and Sunday, October 4, 2026, at Pedion tou Areos park in Athens. Once again, the event will bring thousands of people together under the banner of prevention, awareness, and solidarity.
Throughout the two-day event, Orizon will have a specially designed booth at Pedion tou Areos, where its team will welcome visitors and invite people of all ages to participate in an interactive memory game, while commemorative gifts will be offered to all attendees.
On Sunday, October 4, the company’s Running Team will take part in the race, carrying with every step a message of solidarity and collective effort.
Volton supports Pink the City in Patras
On Sunday, October 18, 2026, Volton steps up as Official Route Sponsor of “Pink the City” in the city of Patras. Through its support of the event, Volton contributes to raising public awareness and education around breast cancer and the importance of prevention, strengthening a message that unites the local community around solidarity and active participation.
At the Volton booth, visitors will have the opportunity to take part in an interactive game and win prizes, in a day dedicated to solidarity, engagement, and the power of community.
With a presence at two major events in Athens and Patras, Volton and Orizon are backing initiatives with meaningful social impact — championing the importance of breast cancer prevention, awareness, and education as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility program, “We illuminate what matters.”
