Making Strides for Nebraska breast cancer walk draws large crowd
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 19 Oct, 00:01 · Archive
The American Cancer Society hosted the Making Strides of Nebraska breast cancer walk on Sunday at Holmes Lake Park in Lincoln, drawing a large crowd of supporters, survivors and family members.
The event was emceed by 10/11's Madison Pitsch and included various activities such as a silent auction, tribute signs and a photo booth to honour and commemorate survivors of breast cancer. Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is part of the nation's largest breast cancer movement working to end the disease. Money raised through the walk funds research, education, advocacy and patient programmes.
The 10/11 news team walked in support of morning anchor Megan Conway, who recently announced her breast cancer diagnosis. The walk provided the community a chance to rally around those impacted by the disease.
How it is being reported
- American Cancer Society hosts walk to raise breast cancer awarenessThe American Cancer Society hosted the Making Strides of Nebraska breast cancer walk on Sunday.1011Now · 18 Oct, 23:28
- PHOTOS: Making Strides for Nebraska brings together breast cancer survivors, warriors, friends and familyThe annual Making Strides for Nebraska breast cancer event was held at Holmes Lake Park on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026.WOWT · 18 Oct, 23:19
- PHOTOS: Making Strides for Nebraska brings together breast cancer survivors, warriors, friends and familyThe annual Making Strides for Nebraska breast cancer event was held at Holmes Lake Park on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026.1011Now · 18 Oct, 23:19
In this story: American Cancer Society · Megan Conway · Holmes Lake Park · Lincoln · Nebraska
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