2010 Race Crowds Gallery
The view that tells it all - our Race is the largest 5K fundraising event in the area, demonstrating an extraordinary commitment of our entire community to end breast cancer forever.
An approximate 40,000 registered participants pack the Ben Franklin Parkway, demonstrating - from start to finish - an unbreakable commitment to eradicating breast cancer.
Crowds of thousands, consisting of survivors, sponsors and their special guests, receive VIP treatment from Thriftway & Shop N’ Bag at the Race-morning breakfast.
As the sun rises higher & higher in the May sky, the crowds grow larger & larger in anticipation of the opening ceremonies.
By 7:00 AM, there is not a spare inch to stand as people from the tri-state are and beyond await the climax of a full year of celebrating the milestone 20th Race.
Despite incredible winds, the resourcefulness of our event managers assure that the iconic pink balloons of our Race dot the crowds with the color of hope.
A crowd favorite, no matter what age, the Phillie Phanatic keeps energetic crowds entertained before the Parade of Pink.
Two more crowd favorites, Ben and Betsy, symbolize the evolution of our city to one of brotherly AND sisterly love, united in the fight against breast cancer.
From the view of the survivors, down below a sea of family, friends and supporters gathers to celebrate their victory over breast cancer.
Tens of thousands of loved ones wait with open arms at the base of the Art Museum steps to embrace more than 6,000 breast cancer survivors after the Parade of Pink.
As survivors converge with loved ones, emotions blanket Eakins Oval… evidenced by millions of hugs, tears of joy, and heart-felt cheers from every generation.
A beautiful scene as 40,000 participants walk in unison, celebrate as one family, and befriend each other along the journey to the finish line… and an end to breast cancer.
No matter where travel from to get to Eakins Oval, all are neighbors on May 9th, united in one mission to raise awareness and funds.
As our Official 20th Anniversary Celebration Sponsor, Cancer Treatment Centers of America infuses hope throughout the enormous crowds.
Full of energy and sincere thanks, a special activist congratulates anyone and everyone who “Raced for the Cure.”
There’s always a crowd in the Wawa tent… where thousands are fed by hard-working volunteers with extraordinary efficiency and gratitude for their Race-day participation.
With love and unity permeating the Race site, no one minds the lines, but instead embrace the opportunity to make new friends and enjoy sponsor giveaways.
A favorite gathering place, the Washington Monument provides some well-earned rest for walkers and runners.
After an emotional morning and 5K endurance walk, teams re-fuel with goodies from Wawa.
Power in numbers is never more apparent than Mother’s Day, 2010 - with more than 120,000 people attending our Race and walking in unison through the city.
