L’OCCITANE Malaysia’s annual Race for Vision 2026 brought together over 3,000 participants for a meaningful cause, raising RM50,000 to support the launch of the Schoolchildren Refractive Error Intervention Programme in Kelantan in partnership with Hospital Pakar Universiti Sains Malaysia.
Now in its seventh edition, the charity run continues to highlight the importance of accessible eye care, helping children with uncorrected vision problems gain the support they need to stay confident and connected with their education.
Beyond raising awareness for eye health, the event celebrated inclusion through the participation of visually impaired runners alongside dedicated Sighted Guides, creating a shared experience built on trust and connection.
Reflecting L’OCCITANE Malaysia’s commitment to sustainability, 3,000 finisher medals were handcrafted by OKU artisans using 96kg of recycled beauty empties collected through the brand’s recycling initiatives. Each medal served as a reminder that small actions can create meaningful change for communities and the planet.
Since launching Race for Vision in 2018, L’OCCITANE Malaysia has contributed RM1.75 million over 17 years towards vision-related programmes, positively impacting nearly 100,000 lives across Malaysia. The initiative continues to embody the brand’s belief in crafting meaningful ties through compassion, inclusion and collective action.
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