Golden Palace takes part in Brussels first Pink Duck Race

After two editions in Antwerp, Golden Palace Casino Sports Group took part for the first time in the Pink Duck Race Brussels, organised in support of Think Pink, the organisation commited to the fight against breast cancer.

This first Brussels edition marked a newmilestone for this solidarity event, held in the capital for the very first time. As a partner of the Antwerp editions in 2025 and 2026, we naturally wanted to support this new chapter as well, by mobilisingour employees and customers around a cause that is particularly close to our hearts.

A successful first mobilisation in Brussels

For this first edition, our teams fully committed to the sale of tickets for the duck race. Each ticket sold represented a tangible contribution to Think Pink and its work in raising awareness, supporting people affected by breast cancer, and funding research.

Thanks to the involvement of our employees and the generosity of our customers, 500 tickets were sold, raising 2,500 euros in support of the organisation. To further strengthen the impact of this initiative, Golden Palace made an additional donation of 2,500 euros, bringing the total amount donated to Think Pink to 5.000 euros.

An ongoing commitment

Although this was our first participation in Brussels, it is part of our ongoing commitment to the Pink Duck Race and Think Pink. After proudly supporting the Antwerp editions, we are proud to now take part in this initiative in a new city as well. Beyond fundraising, this initiative reflects our ambition to support projects that bring employees and customers together around a meaningful cause, in a spirit of closeness, solidarity, and engagement.

A growing spirit of solidarity

This first Brussels edition created a strong collective dynamic, driven by the commitment of our teams and the generosity of our customers. We are proud to have contributed to the success of the very first Pink Duck Race in Brussels and to continue, alongside Think Pink, our commitment to the fight against breast cancer.

 Photo credits: Patrick Wouters Photography