2010 Race Gallery
The view that tells it all - our Race is the largest 5K fundraising event in the area, demonstrating an extraordinary commitment of our entire community to end breast cancer forever.
Many take a quick time out along the Race route to capture the memories of the day.
Over 40,000 registered participants pack the Ben Franklin Parkway.
In addition to the walk, thousands literally RACE for the Cure, exhibiting tremendous physical stamina as well as the strength of heart that will one day soon lead us to an end to breast cancer.
Men and women of all ages give all they had to fulfill personal promises to empower a world without breast cancer.
No matter the time, crossing the finish line is a victory for one and all - knowing that by doing so they are making a difference in the quest for the cure.
Serious in their athletic endeavors, as well as their personal mission to fight breast cancer to the end, thousands go the distance.
Wall to wall people take the journey along the race route, symbolizing the journey we take as a community to reach the ultimate destination of a world free from the threat of breast cancer.
Slower paces are just right for smaller legs… legs driven by a heart that is just as big and loved-filled as the adults.
The first walkers emerge in victory as they approach the last leg of the route.
High and low, our Race for the Cure activists cover miles of Philadelphia streets, symbolizing there is no end to the commitment to end breast cancer.
The blooms of spring offer beautiful symbolism of the hope, life and celebration that defines the Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure.
