Who are you running for? — Join in the fight against breast cancer by running a full or half marathon through Marathon for the Cure™
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Major step in personalized treatment — Thanks to a 2007 research grant from Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, scientists identified a set of 50 genes that oncologists can potentially use to tailor individualized treatments for all breast cancer patients.
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TODAY is the day to save lives and end breast cancer forever. Will you be the one to lead the way? You can begin by taking the 125 CHALLENGE.
The average cost of a life saving mammogram is $125. Early detection is one of the keys to surviving breat cancer. By getting mammograms, women can detect breast cancer, hopefully at its earliest stages. YOU can save a life by taking the 125 CHALLENGE. Your $125 will make an impact on a life. The time is NOW to save our mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends. Take the 125 CHALLENGE and have it go towards your own Race fundraising goal, or the goal of a Race participant or Team by using the Donate to Participant or Team link below.
You can donate or sponsor a participant or team for the 2009 Race using our online system:
DONATE ONLINE
If you prefer to make a general donation to the Race, please use this Make a Donation link.
If you have collected donations, you may bring them to the registration tent on Race Day, or mail the checks. PLEASE help us track your donations and thank those for their generous gifts by attaching a Donation Form to your mailed/in person donations.
Mail checks/money orders (DO NOT MAIL CASH) TO:
Komen Austin Race for the Cure®
PO Box 2164
Austin, TX 78768
Give the gift of Pink this year. Shop online for all your Komen gear and show your support.
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