Day4life
Day4life run
Saturday, September 21, 2024 in Aubonne
Day4life is a day of solidarity dedicated to life and hope.
Solidarity run - RunDay4life run!
New for this 7th edition, our RunDay4life run! There are several routes planned for children and adults, amateurs and experienced runners, so that everyone can participate and support children with cancer.
September is the International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Since 2016, Zoé4life has been marking its commitment to solidarity with a major event: Day4life.
The event is open to all and gives people the chance to come and meet us. Everyone can come and show their solidarity to children with cancer and their families.
Many sponsors and partners support this event. As a result, we are generally able to cover the organizational costs. This means that donations and sales from the day's events enable us to provide financial support to over 100 families in the French-speaking part of Switzerland every year.
We welcome you to the village where you will find food and drink stalls and plenty of activities for children. A day of solidarity attracting over 2,000 people from all over the French-speaking part of Switzerland.
Discover the complete program of this event
Zoé's village
Zoé's Village is open to all and admission is free. Our volunteers will offer a wide range of food and drinks at the various stands.
There will also be a number of activities for the youngest, including face painting, jewelry making, glitter tattoos, parkour and the famous activity offered to the public by the young firefighters and samaritans.
Practical info
Location:
Center Culturel et Sportif du Chêne, Aubonne
Parking :
Parking de l'allée du Chêne or Parking du Château, a 10-minute walk away
Public transport :
Allaman station then bus to Aubonne center - 5-minute walk
Conditions:
Access to the village: free admission
Activities: some for a fee, others as per your generosity
Open to all - accessible to people with reduced mobility
Solidarity run: see conditions of participation
There will also be a number of activities for the youngest, including face painting, jewelry making, glitter tattoos, parkour and the famous activity offered to the public by the young firefighters and samaritans.
