10/26: Register Today & Join the Fight Against Breast Cancer

When

Oct 26th, 2024

12:30pm - 4:30pm

Where

2662 Mullett Hall RoadJohns IslandSC29455

Register Today for the Annual American Cancer Society Making Strides Walk
Saturday, Oct. 26 | Johns Island County Park

Join the Charleston community in the movement to save lives and end breast cancer this October! This year’s American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk will take place at Johns Island County Park on Saturday, Oct. 26. See details and registration information here in the flyer below.

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