Get ready for our 4th Annual BOO! Brain Cancer 5K! Join us this October as we come together to raise critical funds for pediatric brain cancer research and support children and families facing the unimaginable. Brain cancer is now the leading cause of disease-related death in children, and Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) remains one of the deadliest pediatric brain cancers. Most children diagnosed with DIPG survive only 9–12 months, and currently, there is no cure. No family should ever hear that their child’s cancer is incurable. Together, we can help fund more research, more hope, and more tomorrows. This year’s BOO! Brain Cancer 5K is a virtual walk/run that can be completed at any time during October. Whether you walk, run, or stroll, or do so with family and friends, every mile helps raise awareness and bring hope to children battling brain cancer. Track your miles on our race page, share your journey in our Facebook group, and help us spread awareness all month long! Register by September 30th to receive your official event medal. How to participate: Visit https://runsignup.com/boobraincancer Register yourself and any family members joining the event Participate as an individual or create/join a team Don’t know a team? Join Team Princess Hailey! Complete your virtual 5K during October Optional: Become a fundraiser and help us raise even more for research and family support programs As you complete your 5K, send your photos to princesshaileyshope@gmail.com or tag us @princesshaileyshopefoundation using #BooBrainCancer so we can cheer you on throughout October! “Childhood Cancer is Boo Sheet” shirts are also available here: https://www.bonfire.com/childhood-cancer-is-boo-sheet/ Proceeds from this event benefit Princess Hailey’s Hope Foundation, a volunteer-led childhood brain cancer nonprofit founded in memory of Hailey Acevedo, who bravely battled
3.1 Miles: BOO! Brain Cancer 5K Event Medal
| Distance | Price | Opens | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.1 Miles | $40.00 | Jun 1 | Oct 1 |
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