3-Day
In just a few days, the 2026 Susan G. Komen San Diego 3-Day® will be underway. Get ready for an unforgettable weekend filled with inspiration, the Pink Bubble community you know and love and a few new experiences along the way.
The 2026 Susan G. Komen Dallas/Forth Worth 3-Day® delivered an unforgettable weekend of impact. The event brough together 720 walkers and crew members who raised $1.9 million to support breast cancer research, community health, patient care and advocacy.
At the 2026 Susan G. Komen Dallas/Fort Worth 3-Day®, Glen D. was honored with the Milestone Award, recognizing his extraordinary contributions to the Pink Bubble community.
At last week’s Susan G. Komen Dallas/Fort Worth 3-Day®, Fee P. was honored with the Crew Impact Award, recognizing her dedication to leading with heart, serving with purpose and uplifting everyone around her in the Pink Bubble.
Over the weekend, 720 participants came together for the Susan G. Komen Dallas/Fort Worth 3-Day®, powering through three days of sunshine and Texas heat in support of world where no one dies from breast cancer.
In just a few days, the Pink Bubble will arrive in Dallas/Fort Worth for the 2026 Susan G. Komen 3-Day®.
When Susan A. moved to Juan Street in San Diego’s Mission Hills neighborhood three years ago, she had no idea she was settling into one of the most challenging stretches of the Susan G. Komen San Diego 3-Day® route.
For longtime participant Sheryl M., her reason for walking the 3-Day 17 times has evolved over the years. Her first walk — the 2005 Philadelphia 3-Day — was in memory of her mother, Sandee. She was diagnosed with breast cancer at 35 and died at the age of 46.
When Paula L. first heard about the Susan G. Komen 3-Day® she didn’t know anyone who had been affected by breast cancer. While she was always drawn to a physical challenge, the fundraising commitment felt daunting, so she filed the idea away for another time.
Alisen D., Julie J. and Karen N. have been friends for more than 15 years — a bond that began after meeting at the Susan G. Komen 3-Day® and grew so strong that last year in Denver, they commemorated it with matching tattoos.
When Scott S. was 18, his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. Now in his 50s, he has spent more than two decades honoring her memory through the Susan G. Komen 3-Day®.
The 2026 Susan G. Komen Boston 3-Day® delivered an unforgettable weekend of impact. With more than 900 walkers and crew members, the event raised $2.3 million for breast cancer research, community health, patient care and advocacy. Our top fundraisers helped drive that momentum, inspiring the entire Pink Bubble with their dedication.
