Raise For Vision, Race For Change with L’OCCITANE

To raise awareness towards the importance of blindness prevention among Penang citizens, L’OCCITANE MALAYSIA recently hosted the 1st Race for Vision charity fun run in Penang in July 2024, raising funds together with Malaysians to improve the eyecare services in Malaysia.

A humble sum of RM50,000 was donated to St. Nicholas' Home Penang to help B40 communities in need of cataract surgeries.

As the first ever country of the group to host this charity fun run 5th time consecutively, we’ve continued our effort in building awareness towards blindness prevention through another year of Race for Vision despite all the challenges.

Our Contribution to the Community

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    2nd Race For Vision For Malaysians Funded Bright Kids Project & Cataract Treatment. We’ve successfully raised a total of RM68,000 to two beneficiaries.

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    ‘Race For Vision’ was only an internal CSR effort before L’OCCITANE MALAYSIA made it available to public for the first time.

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    The word ‘Race For Vision’ was only an internal CSR effort before L’OCCITANE MALAYSIA made it available to public for the first time ever for L’OCCITANE GROUP.

Highlights of Race for Vision 2024

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    L’OCCITANE Malaysia also worked with Upcycle by Fuze Ecoteer to upcycle beauty empties collected through the L'Occitane Big Little Things recycling program into thefinisher medal of Race for Vision 2024.

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    We’ve donated a total of RM50,000 to St. Nicholas’ Home Penang to conduct eye screenings amongst Penang B40 communities & provide cataract surgeries for people in need to enhance their visibility.

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    As part of L’OCCITANE’seffort towards its reducing waste commitment, ensuring all participants wouldhave a higher awareness on environmental pollutions was also one of the goalsof this run.

L’OCCITANE Cares About Sight

FIGHTING AVOIDABLE BLINDNESS

L’OCCITANE MALAYSIA launched its first charity fundraising for local blindness prevention projects since year 2009.

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Giving Meaning To Tomorrow

Since its creation in 1976, L’OCCITANE has nurtured simple values: authenticity, respect and sensoriality. Inspired by the founder, Mr. Olivier Baussan, these three values are strongly advocated by all of the employees around the world. Having these values in mind, L’OCCITANE has always supported initiatives that benefit society, focusing in three key fields:

1. To fight avoidable blindness (as priority)
2. To promote women’s leadership
3. To protect natural heritage

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For 20 years, L’OCCITANE has been committed to sight, as shown by the use of Braille Text on the packaging of its products. A 3-year partnership with has been signed with UNICEF to prevent childhood blindness as part of the opportunity to take another step forward. Both UNICEF and all the on-going local sight projects are going to strengthen L’OCCITANE’s ambition: to provide eye care for 10 million people by year 2020.


Reinold Geiger

President of the L'OCCITANE FOUNDATION and L'OCCITANE CEO

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The L’OCCITANE FOUNDATION Team has been crystalizing L’OCCITANE’s soul for over 10 years now in the three main fields:


1. To fight avoidable blindness (as priority)
2. To promote women’s leadership
3. To protect natural heritage

That based strongly on the L’OCCITANE’s values: authenticity, sensitivity & respect to support local populations and regions.
Olivier Baussan

Vice-President of the L’OCCITANE FOUNDATION and L’OCCITANE Founder

L'OCCITANE Philanthropy

Being A Socially Responsible and Philanthropic Company

The L’OCCITANE Group is dedicated to being a socially responsible and committed company. Every year, we give our support to various initiatives and public interest projects, working with organisations and philanthropy programmes that are supported by the Group.

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    Fight against avoidable blindness

    + than 900,000 eye care.

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    Promotion of women’s leadership

    + than 13,000 women supported

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    Preservation of natural heritage

    + than 412,000 people sensitized

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