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Turn Every Step into Support—Join a Team
Join Take a Hike 2026:
A Breast Cancer Walk & Fundraiser
on Oct 24, 2026.
Support breast cancer awareness,
community, and free programs.
Register and get involved today!
Walk, Connect, and Support
the Breast Cancer Community
TELL CANCER TO #TAKE A HIKE
Join Take a Hike 2026: A Breast Cancer Walk & Fundraiser
on Oct 24, 2026.
Support breast cancer awareness, community, and free programs.
Register and get involved today!
Meet Our 2025 Sponsors
Where Can I Hike?
You can join Tell Cancer to Take a Hike on October 24th, 2026—anywhere in the world. Choose a path you love and get outdoors to support breast cancer awareness, fundraising, and community wellness. Whether you walk, run, hike, or stroll, your participation helps generate critical donations and funding for free breast cancer programs.
SurvivingBreastCancer.org has volunteers in select locations who organize local meet-up points and group hikes. We continue to expand our list of cities and volunteer-led events, making it easier to join a community near you.
Don’t see a location nearby? No problem—you can participate from your own neighborhood, park, or favorite trail. Start your own group, invite friends and family, and make an impact from wherever you are. Every step helps raise awareness and support those affected by breast cancer.
Get Your School Involved
Get Your Company Involved
Become a Sponsor
Bring your school community together for a meaningful cause! Students, teachers, and staff can walk, run, or hike to support breast cancer awareness while raising funds for free programs and services.
It’s a great way to promote wellness, teamwork, and giving back. Start a school team, set a goal, and make an impact—every step counts.
Engage your team in a meaningful way while generating real impact from vital donations. Encourage your employees to walk, run, or hike together to support breast cancer awareness, funding, and community programs.
Start a company team, match employee donations, or organize a workplace challenge—every step helps sustain free support services, education, and wellness initiatives.
Partner with us as a sponsor and help expand access to life-changing breast cancer resources. Your sponsorship provides critical funding to sustain our 100% free programs, while also supporting opportunities for grants, education, and patient services.
As a sponsor, your organization will gain meaningful visibility while demonstrating a strong commitment to community impact and healthcare support.
Make A Donation: $50
Make A Donation: $100
Make a donation: $500
Make a donation $1000
A $50 donation helps fund free breast cancer wellness programs, including live and on-demand classes such as yoga, meditation, and fitness. Your support promotes mental health, physical recovery, and overall well-being for individuals impacted by breast cancer.
A $100 donation supports our breast cancer support groups, providing a safe and compassionate space for those with early-stage, metastatic, and inflammatory breast cancer. These groups foster community connection, emotional support, and peer-to-peer guidance at no cost to participants.
A $500 donation enables the production of our weekly podcast, delivering evidence-based breast cancer education, expert insights, and patient stories. This resource helps improve health literacy, awareness, and informed decision-making for the global cancer community.
A $1,000 donation supports our Educational Scholars Program, expanding access to breast cancer education, advocacy training, and leadership development. This funding empowers individuals to become informed advocates and leaders within the cancer community.
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The Story Behind the Hike
When Laura was going through early-stage breast cancer treatment at the age of 34, her husband William would bundle her up each day and they would go for a walk. Sometimes that walk would be a mile, some days, after all of the steroid injections, it would be 5 miles. On other days, it would be to the end of the block, to the stop sign, the next red light, or even just down the steps of their condo building to only turn back around and go inside.
William knew that movement was essential for the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of his wife.
Tell Cancer To Take a Hike is a celebration of life, of honoring those we have lost to this horrendous disease, and for moving our bodies in recognition of what we can do.
At SurvivingBreastCancer.org (SBC) we are Stronger Together!