Oceania Cruises Partners with the American Cancer Society for Relay For Life at Sea Program
Oceania Cruises has announced a new collaboration with the American Cancer Society (ACS). The partnership will bring the ACS Relay For Life at Sea program onboard Oceania ships for guests, crew, and team members, with the aim of supporting and raising vital funds for cancer research, patient support services, and advocacy efforts.
The program kicked off on Oceania Cruises' newest ship, Vista, as well as aboard Insignia, which is currently sailing the end of its 180-day Around The World Cruise. ACS Relay For Life at Sea will debut on all Oceania ships fleetwide in the coming months with the goal of raising $150,000 for ACS by the end of the year.
"We are incredibly excited to launch our collaboration with the American Cancer Society and introduce the Relay For Life at Sea program to our valued guests and crew," stated Frank A. Del Rio, President of Oceania Cruises. "This initiative reflects Oceania Cruises' commitment not only to delivering exceptional travel experiences but also to making a positive impact in the communities we touch, consistently aiming to foster a spirit of unity. We look forward to seeing not only our guests, but our officers and team members, come together to celebrate survivors, honor those we've lost, and contribute to the fight against cancer."
In ACS Relay For Life at Sea, participating guests will take to the ship's fitness track to compete in a friendly competition to walk as many laps as possible. Current and future guests are encouraged to register for the Relay For Life at Sea online here or by scanning the QR code in the Currents onboard newsletter. A minimum donation of $25 is required for participation.
Following the walk, Oceania Cruises will host a final get-together at the end of the voyage for all participants. According to the cruise line, it aims to ‘sail towards a brighter future, filled with love, laughter, and a renewed sense of possibility.’
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