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Running for Kids with Cancer

On September 6, 2026, over 100 participants from across Slovenia took part in a charity run organized by the Institute Zlata Pentljica in Jezersko. The event aimed to raise funds for the Katrin Fund, which supports children battling cancer. Despite challenging weather conditions, including heavy rain and strong winds that damaged the tent, organizers proceeded with the event. The route was designed to be accessible to all, with some sections made more challenging for experienced runners. Notable participants included members of the Zlata Pentljica, such as Hana Hafner and Kaja Zimšek, who shared their personal experiences with cancer. The event was held in memory of Roman Pestotnik, a sports enthusiast who passed away after a battle with cancer. Participants were rewarded with local food and sports gear rather than medals.

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Running for Kids with Cancer

On September 6, 2026, over 100 participants from across Slovenia took part in a charity run organized by the Institute Zlata Pentljica in Jezersko. The event aimed to raise funds for the Katrin Fund, which supports children battling cancer. Despite challenging weather conditions, including heavy rain and strong winds that damaged the tent, organizers proceeded with the event. The route was designed to be accessible to all, with some sections made more challenging for experienced runners. Notable participants included members of the Zlata Pentljica, such as Hana Hafner and Kaja Zimšek, who shared their personal experiences with cancer. The event was held in memory of Roman Pestotnik, a sports enthusiast who passed away after a battle with cancer. Participants were rewarded with local food and sports gear rather than medals.

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