2011 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Louisville, KY

Make strides to end breast cancer »

Countless Americans who have never had breast cancer, and the 2.5 million others who have, will celebrate
a birthday this year, thanks in part to the dollars raised for the American Cancer Society.

Why Making Strides Against Breast Cancer? »

Cancer touches more than just the people diagnosed. It has an impact on everyone around them.

Celebrating Survivors »

No matter how you’ve been affected by breast cancer, you’ll be moved by the Making Strides experience.

Cancer Support Programs and Services »

The money raised from the Making Strides events help the American Cancer Society provide programs and services for those facing breast cancer.

Help Pass Laws to Defeat Cancer »

We work with legislators to pass laws to defeat breast cancer and rally communities to join the fight.

Thank you to all who participated in the 2011 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk. We greatly appreciate your support. We had over 14,000 participants who helped raise over $650,000. Thank you!
Even though the Making Strides walk is over you can still donate to the American Cancer Society. AND we still have long sleeve t-shirts available for pick up at the office for an $18 donation each.
American Cancer Society Louisville Office - 701 W Muhammad Ali Blvd, Louisville, KY 40203

Together we've raised $209,271.77 to help save lives.

My Story of Hope

When I was diagnosed, I knew I would have a harder time mentally than physically. I’m the type of person who just can’t sit still. Even though I felt so weak during treatment, I walked 40 miles a month and didn’t take time off from work. Getting up in the morning and having goals to accomplish gave me strength.

Share your story of hope with us

Making Strides To End Breast Cancer

Join us at the 2011 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Louisville, KY on Sunday, October 23, 2011 at Louisville Waterfront Park for a celebration of survivorship, an occasion to express hope, and a shared goal to end a disease that threatens the lives of so many people we love.

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