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Jun
03
2023
Jun 03, 2023
Community Event

Georgia Brain Tumor Walk & Race

7:00 AM - 10:30 PM

Georgia Brain Tumor Walk & Race
National Brain Tumor Society
The Battery
800 Battery Ave SE
Atlanta, GA 30339

National Brain Tumor Society invites the Georgia Brain Tumor Community to come together on June 3, 2023 for a 5K Walk/Run to raise awareness and funds to support the needs of patients with brain tumors and their families. 

Your community is here. Let us discover a cure, together.

Registration Options

Registration fees will increase slightly in the 30 days leading up the event and again on event week. Youth registration options are 12 and under.

  • Adult Runner – $35
  • Adult Walker – $25
  • Youth Runner – $15
  • Youth Walker – $5
  • Adult Virtual Participant – $30
  • Volunteer – FREE

If you are unable to attend in person, register as a virtual participant and additional details on how to participate virtually on event weekend are coming soon! 

Event Schedule

7:00 AM – Registration Opens
8:00 AM – Remembrance Ceremony
8:30 AM – Opening Ceremony & 5k race start (walkers to follow after runners)
10:15 AM – Closing Ceremony

Contact

For more information about the Georgia Brain Tumor Walk & Race, please contact Christine Curtin at GAinfo@braintumor.org

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