Toyota Bahrain and “Not a Cult” host Charity Run in Support of Think Pink

TDT | Manama

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Toyota Bahrain, a division of Ebrahim K. Kanoo (EKK), organized a charity run in collaboration with “Not a Cult” in support of Think Pink Bahrain. The event brought together over 400 participants for a 6-kilometer run from The Lost Paradise of Dilmun Water Park to Raffles Al Areen Hotel and back, promoting health, unity, and community spirit. Bahrain Specialist Hospital extended its support by providing paramedics and a dedicated ambulance service, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all runners.

As part of the charity drive, Toyota Bahrain made a dedicated donation to the Think Pink Society in support of its ongoing breast cancer awareness and research initiatives. In addition, a dedicated stall was set up at the venue, allowing participants and visitors to contribute through donations and the purchase of official Think Pink merchandise. All proceeds from the initiative will go toward supporting breast cancer awareness programs and early detection efforts in Bahrain.

Ayman Shehadeh, Toyota Senior Marketing Manager commented: “At Toyota Bahrain, we believe in driving positive change beyond the road. This charity run reflects our ongoing commitment to community wellbeing and our shared mission with Think Pink to encourage early detection and health awareness. Seeing such strong participation reminds us how powerful collective action can be when directed toward a meaningful cause.”

The event concluded with a spirit of unity and compassion, reflecting Toyota Bahrain’s strong commitment to community engagement and social responsibility. Through such initiatives, the company continues to drive awareness and contribute to a more compassionate Bahrain.