Our Mission:

At Trilations, we are driven by our commitment to making a positive social impact and upholding our social responsibility. We firmly believe that businesses have a significant role to play in making the world a better place and improving the lives of people in need. As part of our ongoing efforts, the Trilations CSR team recently raised 2.500 euros for the renowned charity organization “Kom op tegen Kanker” and took part in the challenging 100-kilometer run in Deinze.

How did Trilations contribute?

In our endeavor to contribute to this noble cause, Trilations organized a series of fundraising activities within the company (a wine sale and an incredibly entertaining quiz). Through the collective efforts of our employees, we were able to raise 2.500 euros. This contribution will help “Kom op tegen Kanker” continue their vital work, such as funding innovative research projects, supporting cancer patients and survivors, and promoting awareness campaigns to educate the public.

Furthermore, Trilations showed its commitment to making a tangible difference by participating in the grueling 100-kilometer run in Deinze. Our team of 4 enthusiastic employees (Kevin, Evi, Vincent & Jason), fuelled by their passion and determination, took on this arduous physical challenge to raise awareness for “Kom op tegen Kanker” and demonstrate solidarity with those affected by cancer. The run was a test of endurance and a symbol of our collective strength and resilience in standing up against cancer.

"Jason: The KOTK event for me was a no-brainer to participate in. I am a runner, and my mother recently got cured of cancer. With this experience, I wanted to make an impact for all the people affected by this disease."

Through this initiative, Trilations aims to inspire others to join the fight against cancer and contribute to the ongoing efforts to find a cure and improve patients' lives. We firmly believe that by working together and supporting organizations like “Kom op tegen Kanker”, we can significantly impact combating this disease and bringing hope to those in need.