We are TOGETHER
If you have experienced breast cancer, this is your race.
Greece Race for the Cure® represents the journey we have been through, the challenges we have faced, and the fact that life is beautiful besides breast cancer.
The emotions we experience while coping with the disease are shared by many of us, just as the sense of emotion and connection we feel on race day is something we all have in common.
Survivors’ Sponsor
Useful Information for Survivors in Greece Race for the Cure®
Start Times
5K Race: 8:45 a.m.
2K Walk: 10:30 a.m.
You are welcome to participate in whichever route you prefer.
Registration Fee
5K Race: €12
2K Walk: €10
Every registration helps fund breast cancer programs and services.
Participants' Kit
With every registration, participants receive the event’s official T-shirt and tote bag.
Survivors' party
A special party exclusively for women who have experienced breast cancer, held on the evening before the Race. We look forward to welcoming you on Saturday, October 3rd , at 6:30 p.m. at Green Park. Sign up: From 1/9 to 30/9 at +30 210 418 0006 (ext. 29). Places are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Step Forward
If you are taking part in the 2K Walk, join us at the front row of the starting line so that we can begin the route together. Our volunteer team will be there to assist all women wearing the official pink event T-shirt and help them access the front row.
Survivors’ Appreciation Ceremony
After the walk, we return to Pedion tou Areos and come together to the event’s main stage for a special moment of recognition and celebration.
Saturday, October 3rd
Sunday, October 4th
GREECE RACE FOR THE CURE®
The Pink T-Shirt
The pink T-shirt at Greece Race for the Cure® carries a special and deeply symbolic meaning. On race day, it is worn exclusively by survivors, people who have experienced breast cancer.
It is a simple reminder that life goes on.
A subtle yet powerful message: “I am here.”
A sign of solidarity and shared experience.
It is a symbol of empowerment, a way of telling the woman beside you, “You can do it.”
It is also a way to encourage open conversations about breast cancer and help break down stigma and taboos.
And, of course, the choice remains personal. Anyone who does not wish to wear the pink T-shirt may take part wearing white instead.
After all, what matters most is being present, supporting one another, and sharing a common message of hope.
Stay Connected with Alma Zois after Greece Race for the Cure®
JOIN OUR PROGRAMS
They are free and available throughout the year.
Talk to Us
Breast Cancer Support Helpline: +30 210 825 3253
Main Office: +30 210 418 0006
