Becca Pink is a non-competitive 4 km run/walk open to women and girls aged 10 to 100, passing through the most iconic locations in the center of Aosta.

Becca Pink is open exclusively to women, but anyone can contribute: through donations or as a volunteer, everyone can participate and make a real difference.

The run/walk is non-competitive, with no timing. A medical certificate is not required, however, participation is recommended for people in good health who are aware and active. Participants release the organization from any liability for accidents or similar due to the participant's negligence.

The race is open to young athletes aged 10 and over at the time of the race. Underage participants must have authorization from a parent/guardian, which must be uploaded to the platform at the time of registration. Please fill in this form and upload it at the time of registration: HERE

This race DOES NOT update your UTMB Index and DOES NOT award any Running Stones.

Registration fee: €20

€15 will be donated to V.I.O.L.A. and €5 to UTMB Cares, a certified endowment fund for the transparent management of donations to social, environmental, and community causes. The contribution to UTMB Cares finances solidarity projects in the territories hosting the UTMB World Series events and the costs of the registration platform.

Registration is available directly on the event website from March 10, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. CEST.

By registering for this event, you acknowledge and accept that registrations are non-refundable and/or non-transferable.

Registration is made via secure credit card payment.

You can find all the registration conditions HERE

Run to Make a Difference

UTMB Cares is UTMB’s official endowment fund, a solid and certified structure created to collect and manage resources dedicated to social, environmental and community causes in the regions hosting events within the UTMB World Series circuit.

An endowment fund is designed to support projects over the long term: collected resources are allocated transparently and managed responsibly to ensure sustainable, meaningful impact over time.

UTMB Cares is guided by the values of solidarity, inclusion, respect, authenticity and humility, focusing its impact on three key areas:

• People: initiatives that make sport more accessible and inclusive, supporting underrepresented communities.
• Territory: support for local associations and social initiatives in host regions.
• Environment: projects that preserve and regenerate the natural ecosystems of host communities.

Participating in Becca Pink and contributing to UTMB Cares means not only running for a cause, but supporting concrete projects that create a lasting positive impact for local communities and the environment. Learn more about UTMB Cares here

Community, Energy, Support

Founded in Aosta in 1997, V.I.O.L.A. (Viviamo Insieme Offrendo Lavoro e Amore – Living Together Offering Work and Love) supports women affected by breast cancer by offering listening, guidance and spaces for sharing. Many of its volunteers have personally experienced similar journeys, transforming their stories into shared strength and helping other women rediscover confidence and serenity.

Deeply rooted in the Valle d’Aosta community, V.I.O.L.A. turns every awareness and fundraising initiative into concrete support. Taking part in Becca Pink means running for them: each step becomes a real contribution, uniting sport, energy and solidarity.

Learn more about V.I.O.L.A. Association HERE

A Local Partner for the Community

Supporting the initiative alongside the organization and technical partners is BCC Valdostana, a local cooperative bank long committed to the social, cultural and sporting life of the Aosta Valley.

Through its dedication to the community, BCC Valdostana reaffirms its commitment to projects that generate shared value, promoting inclusion, participation and care for people.

Becca Pink is possible thanks to the collaboration between Monte Rosa Walserwaeg by UTMB organization, Becca di Nona staff, and the V.I.O.L.A. Association.

You can find further information about the Viola Association and Becca di Nona here.