Isuzu Motors South Africa (IMSAf) and Algoa FM proudly announce a historic achievement: the 27th annual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, supported by IMSAf, drew a record-breaking 21,220 participants across the Eastern Cape, Garden Route and virtually, raising funds and awareness for cancer support.

Despite rainy conditions in Gqeberha, the massive turnout cemented the event’s status as the largest charity walk of its kind in the region, showcasing a united community dedicated to supporting those affected by cancer.

Participation highlights include:

* Gqeberha: 16,000 entrants

* East London: 1,300 entrants

* George: 1,000 entrants

* Virtual Walkers: 2,500 entrants

This year marks the eighth year of partnership between IMSAf and Algoa FM and the third year since IMSAf elevated its support as the presenting partner. showcasing a united community dedicated to supporting those affected by cancer.

IMSAf’s commitment was reflected internally as well, with close to 2,500 employees, retirees, and their families proudly participating, embodying the company’s core values of community support and social upliftment.

Celestin Ndhlovu, Executive Vice President for Corporate Services at Isuzu Motors South Africa, highlighted the significance of the partnership, “We are exceptionally proud to be part of a movement that genuinely connects communities to a brighter future and provides tangible support to those affected by cancer,” he said. “At IMSAf, creating lasting social impact, improving health, well-being, and safety is paramount. The Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer perfectly aligns with IMSAf’s mission. We extend our warmest congratulations to the organisers for orchestrating such a monumental and successful event.”

All funds raised will be directed to three dedicated beneficiaries, Reach for Recovery, Siyavuka for Kids, and Project Flamingo, all of whom play a vital role in providing care, awareness, and support to those impacted by cancer.

Together, IMSAf and Algoa FM thank every participant, volunteer, and supporter who made this year’s event unforgettable, and look forward to walking side by side again in 2026 as the movement continues to grow stronger each year.