Your Susan G. Komen 3‑Day starts the moment you make the commitment. Your 3‑Day coaches will support you as you train and fundraise. Our amazing community of walkers, crew, and volunteers will welcome you as you get ready to spend three magical days together on a journey to end breast cancer forever.

If you chose the 3-Day Route, your first day begins with an inspirational Opening Ceremony where the adrenaline and anticipation of taking on 60 miles is like nothing you’ve ever experienced before. The feelings of pride and strength you’ll realize while walking 60 miles through the communities of the Boston area are only matched by the wicked awesome spirit and gratitude of the communities you encounter and those you are helping along the way. Immerse yourself in history as you walk past some of Boston’s well-known historical landmarks and oldest neighborhoods, including Back Bay, Beacon Hill, and Downtown.

If you chose the 2-Day Route, your first day begins on Saturday, with an energetic welcome and walk out from the Marriot Copley Place. You’ll walk approximately 40 miles over the course of two days, with breaks and lunch along the route. You’ll join us at the end of your first day for a moving Honor Ceremony where we honor and share stories of those we’ve lost, those still fighting and our survivors and thrivers living with metastatic breast cancer.

If you chose the 1-Day Route, your journey begins where you join in with our 2-Day and 3-Day walkers for a welcome and walk out and the final day of the 3-Day journey.

We do it for ourselves, our sisters, mothers, fathers, daughters and friends. Because we can't sit idly by watching while breast cancer still exists in the world. Since 2003, we've raised more than $875 million to save lives, support community programs, and make huge strides in breast cancer research.

The Susan G. Komen 3‑Day is an experience you’ll never forget. It’s why our walkers come back year after year to recommit their time and energy to put an end to breast cancer once and for all. Commit now.