2010 Race Ceremonies Gallery
Our milestone 20th Race for the Cure was launched with a dignitary-filled opening ceremony, including (l-r) PA Rep. Dwight Evans, the Honorable Lynne Abraham & Mayor Michael Nutter.
Natasha Brown (right) & Susan Barnett of Eyewitness News on CBS 3 & The CW Philly 57 welcome everyone to the celebration of the 20th Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure.
Race morning begins on a spiritual note with the traditional benediction, presented in part by Rev. Lisa Cross from Mother Bethel Church in Philadelphia.
Senior Rabbi of Temple Emmanuel in Cherry Hill, NJ, Jerome P. David continues the benediction with a story of inspiration, faith and victory over disease.
The benediction comes to an uplifting, hope-filled conclusion by Sister Judith from St. Pius X Retreat Center in Blackwood, NJ.
Stephanie Stahl (right) & Kathy Orr of Eyewitness News on CBS 3 & The CW Philly 57 host of the opening ceremony.
As he’s done for the past twenty Mother’s Days, PA Governor Edward G. Rendell celebrates the Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure by interacting with volunteers and participants.
After sharing a few inspiring words with the crowd, Mayor Nutter takes time out to thank Liz Barrett, President of Pfizer Oncology, for the company’s devotion empower women against breast cancer.
Marc Rayfield, Vice President & Market Manager for CBS Radio Stations in Philadelphia offers words of hope and dedication on behalf of the entire family at CBS 3 & The CW Philly 57.
Philadelphia Mayor & Race Grand Marshall, Michael Nutter applauds the city and surrounding communities for their passion in the breast cancer movement.
An original founder of the Philadelphia Race for the Cure, the honorable Lynne Abraham speaks of the original vision and 20 years of playing an active role in the success of the Race.
Pennsylvania Representative, Dwight Evans, speaks of the community-wide achievements against breast cancer and motivates ongoing activism by pledging his continued support.
A special honor for our Race participants, Ava Danner, Affiliate Relationship Manager from Susan G. Komen for the Cure HQs, offers words of encouragement and thanks to the community.
Speaking for Cancer Treatment Centers of America, President & CEO, John McNeil, expresses gratitude for the journey of being the Official Celebration Sponsor of 20th Komen Phila. Race for the Cure.
Side by side, Elaine I. Grobman, Exec. Director of the Komen Phila. Affiliate and John McNeil, CEO & Pres. of Cancer Treatment Centers of America start the commemorative ceremonies.
Representing a cherished tradition of “fueling up” for the Race, Lisa Wollan, Head of Consumer Insights & Brand Strategy for Wawa speaks of how the Race has been saving lives for 20 years.
Laurie Casaday, Sr. Mgr. Brand Corporate Affairs Strategy & Oncology Design for Launch & Business Development, confirms the commitment of AstraZeneca to breast cancer cures.
A new Philadelphia Race sponsor, Pfizer Oncology demonstrates a depth of commitment comparable to 20-year-supporters, which is heard through the words of its President, Liz Barrett.
CFO of Dietz & Watson, Cindy Yingling “rallies” the crowds for the empowerment of Pretty In Pig and reiterates the impact the program has made thus far thanks to our community’s commitment.
A 20-year Race-day tradition, Henry Nicolas, President of District 1199C Hospital & Healthcare Employees, presents another check to our Race—bringing the donation total to $100,000.
The line up of award presenters (l-r): Elaine Grobman, Komen Philadelphia Affiliate; Cindy Yingling, Dietz & Watson; Mellisa Ludwig, Macy’s; and Ava Danner, Komen National HQ.
The award presenters cheer their “anchor man,” Danny Bonaduce, Captain of Team Bonaduce and renowned entertainment icon from 94 WYSP.
First-place male and female overall performance winners: Paul Bisceglio (15 min. 58 sec.) and Claire Hewitt (18 min, 13 sec.)
Coming in at 22:03, this year marked the third consecutive year Margaret Zuccotti was the first breast cancer survivor to cross the finish line.
A new highlight to our celebration of athleticism, Deputy Police Commissioner Keith Bethel, presents 1st-3rd place performance trophies to police teams formed by the Phila. Police Dept.
Winners of the 3rd annual Team T-Shirt Contest proudly display their design in celebration of The Hope Crew, Team Captain Carolyn McWilliams.
Cindy Yingling, Dietz & Watson and Elaine Grobman, present 1st-place Pretty In Pig fundraising awards to students from the 7th grade homeroom B107 at Stetson Middle School.
