Komen Greater NYC Race for the Cure®
September 12-13, 2020
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One Race. One mission: No one should die from breast cancer.
An estimated one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.
Susan G. Komen Greater New York City is working toward a goal of a world without breast cancer.
Achieving that goal begins with the Race for the Cure, the ultimate grassroots celebration of hope for the future, honoring survivors and thrivers, and remembering those who have passed from the disease.
Komen Greater NYC funds many community-based breast health screening, treatment, education, and support service programs. Since 1990, Komen Greater NYC has provided over $55 million in funding for local breast health programs and breast cancer research to find the cures.
This September, Komen New York City is celebrating 30 years of fighting Breast Cancer and creating more survivors.
This year’s Race for the Cure will be a 30 hour virtual extravaganza highlighting everything so special about Race Day. There will be live opening and closing ceremonies, a Kids for the Cure celebraiton, a survivor/thriver Ceremony and Celebration of Hope, celebrity videos and more.
Join us on Saturday September 12th through Sunday, September 13th.
in 2020 – we race #TogetherApart… because NO ONE should die from Breast Cancer.
For more information about the Race for the Cure, check out their website.
CBS2 is a proud sponsor of the Race For The Cure.
Komen Connections 2020
30th Race For The Cure Goes Virtual During Pandemic, Support Needed ‘More Than Ever’
Doctors Urge Women To Get Breast Screenings Now, Don’t Wait For Pandemic To End
Caroline Plank On Life After Double Mastectomy
Orisel Bejaran On The Importance Of Being Your Own Health Advocate
Sonya Keshwani Creates Head Wrap Company To Help Others Feel Confident After Hair Loss
Komen Connections 2019
Interview With Linda Tantawi, CEO Of Susan G. Komen Greater NYC
Sonya Keshwani Uses Style And Fashion To Fight Breast Cancer
Documentary Covers Runner’s Journey Through Double Mastectomy
Cancer Survivors Prepare For Annual Race For The Cure As Awareness Reaches All-Time High
Mom, Son Celebrating Fight Against Cancer
Komen Connections 2018
Mother Credits Survival Of Her Son To Her Support System
When Cancer Takes Your Breath Away, Get It Back With Yoga
How Patient Navigators Help With Daunting Decisions In Cancer Diagnoses
African-American Women And Surviving Breast Cancer
‘Moving For Life’ Exercise Helps Body, Mind Fight Cancer