Susan G. Komen Florida has opened the call for nominations for Warriors in Pink, breast cancer survivors and metastatic forever fighters who will serve as year-long ambassadors for the 2020 Komen South Florida Race for the Cure on January 25, 2020. Nominations are due July 3, 2019. read more
On Saturday, January 26, 2019, Downtown West Palm Beach will once again be awash in pink for the 28th Annual Susan G. Komen South Florida Race for the Cure. read more
Susan G. Komen South Florida’s second annual Downtowns Go Pink on October 25, 2018 will light up Palm Beach County from Delray Beach to Jupiter in support of Susan G. Komen South Florida® and October’s National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Restaurants and stores along the hottest avenues in four cities will become destination hot spots by offering special discounts and items to help raise funds for local life-saving breast cancer programs and research to find a cure. read more
With planning for the 2019 Race for the Cure well underway, Susan G. Komen South Florida is looking to fill open committee positions to ensure the biggest and best event in the nonprofit’s history. read more
Susan G. Komen South Florida announces Josh Hirsch as the director of mission and communications. read more
Susan G. Komen South Florida is providing easy Race for the Cure registration with pop-ups in Palm Beach County and Stuart beginning January 20th, 2018. read more
The Royal Park Bridge will turn a shimmering pink Thursday evening in a symbol of support for hurricane victims as Susan G. Komen kicks off two weekends of events benefiting breast cancer programs. read more
The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is a day that people in the community come together to rally around finding a cure for breast cancer. read more
South Florida cities to host the first ever “Downtowns Go Pink” in support of Susan G. Komen South Florida® and National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. read more
Susan G. Komen South Florida named longtime nonprofit leader, Kate Watt, as Executive Director to oversee the organization’s efforts to raise funds and invest grant dollars to better the lives of those living with breast cancer in our community. read more
Amid music and pink-flowered centerpieces, approximately 200 guests applauded the people who helped Susan G. Komen South Florida raise more than $649,000 at the 2017 Race for the Cure and fulfill its mission in 2016. read more
