Join the Tell Cancer To Go Take A Hike October Movement
What is Tell Cancer To Go Take A Hike?
Tell Cancer To Go Take A Hike is SurvivingBreastCancer.org's nationwide
October fundraising movement.
Throughout the month, people across the country choose a hike or walk that's meaningful to them. Some explore mountain trails. Others stroll through their neighborhoods, gather coworkers after work, or organize community hikes with friends and family. Many join our flagship hike in Concord, Massachusetts.
However you choose to participate, every mile helps fund free education, patient navigation, wellness programs, trusted resources, and financial assistance for people impacted by breast cancer.
Your hike. Your community. Your impact.
HOW IT WORKS

Summit Club
Raise $500+
Everything above, plus entry into the Summit Prize Drawing! Our way of saying thank you to our top fundraisers!
Finisher Medal
Cooling Towel
Summit Prize Drawing

Trail champion
Raise $250+, medal & cooling towel
Everything above, plus an official SurvivingBreastCancer.org cooling towel, built for the trail and beyond.
Finisher Medal
Cooling Towel
Trailblazer
Raise $100+, earn your finisher medal
Every individual who raises $100 or more receives an official 2026 Tell Cancer to Take a Hike finisher medal — a keepsake for showing up for the community.
Finisher Medal

FUNDRAISING REWARDS
Raise more, earn more
MAKE A GIFT
Your hike can happen anywhere.
Your impact can be felt everywhere.
MEET OUR SPONSORS
Companies don't sponsor events, they invest in impact.
MORE WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
Bring your community along


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.
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.
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Get Your Company Involved
Engage your colleagues, employees, and departments 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.
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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.
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Get Your School Involved
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 education, and patient services.
SHOP THE CAMPAIGN
Gear up and wear your why
Official 2026 Take a Hike gear, available in two ribbon designs. Every purchase supports those diagnosed with breast cancer

Thank You!
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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!

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