Race for the Cure® Event Day Schedule

6:30 a.m. | Check-in and on-site registration opens
Be sure to sign in and pick up your commemorative Komen Wrap for Opening Ceremony

7:00 a.m. | Event site opens
Explore our four pillars, visit the “We Remember” tent, meet our valued sponsors and more

7:45 a.m. | Survivors and those living with Metastatic Breast Cancer meet at Hope Village
Don’t miss your opportunity to be in our group photo and get ready for Opening Ceremony.
While in Hope Village make sure you grab a postcard on ShareForCures, Komen’s breast cancer research registry focused on finding the cures for breast cancer. Learn how you can accelerate discoveries, make an impact, and be a catalyst for change!

8:15 a.m. | Opening Ceremony
Honor Survivors as they walk down the Pathway of Hope, celebrate our top fundraisers, and listen to inspiring stories of resilience.

8:45 a.m. | Race begins
Gather your team and take action.

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. | Post-Race Celebration
Enjoy music, snacks and activities as we celebrate your success.

All Day Long | Race where you are
Can’t join us Race morning? Hop on the treadmill, take to your neighborhood sidewalks or the paths of your favorite local park or trail wherever you’re able to gather with friends, family, and team members near you.

Start Waives:
Check the times below for your designated group.
For more information please Download the 2024 Dallas RTFC Route Map.

6:30 a.m. | Check-in and on-site registration opens
Be sure to sign in and pick up your commemorative Komen Wrap for Opening Ceremony

8:45 a.m. | Bibbed Runner Start

8:50 a.m. | Non-Bibbed Runner Start

8:55 a.m. | Survivors Start

9:00 a.m. | Walker Start

Event Day Tools

• Back Sign - Get ready for this weekend by printing and filling in your In Celebration / In Memory back sign now.
• ONE Community Photo Wall - Share your event day photos on social with #ONEKomen and #RacefortheCURE to add your photos to the wall!

Timing Chips:
Only participants who purchase the $10 timing chip/selected the 5k Route option at registration will receive a timing chip.

Race Results:
We will list/post a link to Race results here within 1 week of the Race.

This event is a celebration of the strength and resilience of survivors and all people living with metastatic breast cancer. We honor these members of our community at:

• Hope Village Celebration | October 19th, 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
• Pathway of Hope/Survivor Parade | October 19th, 8:25 a.m.

ShareForCures
Grab a ShareForCures postcard in Hope Village and dive into the groundbreaking world of Komen’s ShareForCures, a research registry focused only on finding the cures for breast cancer. Be part of something extraordinary and empower the fight against breast cancer. Your participation accelerates discoveries, making a real impact on lives. Don't miss this chance to be a catalyst for change!

Your Event T-shirt
All registered breast cancer survivors and those living with metastatic breast cancer will receive a special event shirt to recognize your special place in our event. To guarantee your shirt arrives in time for you to wear it on event morning, you must register by September 22nd at 11:59 p.m. Central.

*Shirts are being mailed via USPS. As with any shipping provider, delays may occur.

Susan G. Komen's work would not be possible without our fundraisers. It is our honor to recognize those fundraisers who go above and beyond with their efforts and their support — our top Individuals and Top Teams.

Top Fundraisers — Individuals who raise $1000+
On event morning, follow the Top Fundraiser signs to the area reserved just for you! You’ll be gifted a special Top Fundraiser item to help you stand apart from the crowd and we invite you to pop in and enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks provided by generous local partners.  

Top Teams — Teams who raise $2500+
Every team that raises $2500 or more will gain access to our Top Teams area. We will provide an elevated service with light bites, mocktails and fun.

For people with cancer or those with compromised immune systems, the CDC and NCCN (National Comprehensive Cancer Network) still recommends wearing a mask, social distancing, washing your hands, avoiding crowds, and other preventive measures.