Komen Race for the Cure becomes 'race where you are' fundraiser, virtual event
The 24th Annual Triangle Race for the Cure will be held virtually, rather than in-person this year. A virtual 'Race Where You Are' experience on Sept. 12, 2020, across multiple digital channels.
Posted — UpdatedFive Tasks to Win Prizes
Race registrants who complete the five tasks below will receive a commemorative sticker and be entered to win prizes from our local partners:
- Make a donation
- Run or walk 3.1 miles (during the two-week span; does not have to be all at once)
- Sign the Blue Cross NC Drive for the Cure pace car (digitally)
- Submit a photo in your favorite Race shirt, pink outfit, or with the branded Race frames
- Complete the I AM Komen trivia quiz
An extra entry will be awarded to those who link their fundraising page to Facebook!
Race Week Activities: September 8-11
Look for invitations to events in Zoom or Facebook Live, including:
- Cooking Class with She Cooks II presented by Walmart
- ComMotion Dance class
- Survivor Meet-up
Curbside Packet Pickup at Komen NCTC office
T-shirts and bibs will be available for pickup at the Komen NCTC office. In light of COVID-19, the office is closed to visitors. Please call 919-493-2873 upon arrival and a staff member will bring your packet(s) to your car.
Tuesday, September 8th: 2-6PM
Wednesday, September 9th: 9AM-1PM
Thursday, September 10th: 2-6PM
Friday, September 11th: 9AM-1PM
All team members will need to pick up their items individually unless the team captain emails Amy Charney (acharney@komennctc.org) in advance to have their Team Box put together.
Race Where You Are, Sept. 12
Join Team WRAL in the fight against breast cancer. Register online, then don your favorite pink gear and head outside as you run, walk, or jog in your neighborhood or at the park. Don't forget to snap a photo!
The Survivor/Thriver Celebration, sponsored by UNC Health, will also take place virtually as a way to connect local breast cancer survivors and patients living with metastatic disease.
“While it is disappointing we can’t be together in person this year at the Susan G. Komen Triangle Race for the Cure, we want to thank all of the virtual participants for keeping the passion and purpose of this event moving forward,” said Michael Kastan, MD, Ph.D., executive director of Duke Cancer Institute. “Together, we remain committed to advancing research toward a cure for breast cancer.”
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