Second Annual Breast Cancer Walk Oct. 17

ASHEBORO  — Randolph County’s 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Walk, a community event aimed at raising funds for cancer patients through Cone Health, will take place on Friday, Oct. 17, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. at the Zoo City Sportsplex in Asheboro. 

The Breast Cancer Walk is designed to support uninsured individuals with mammogram screening scholarships and patient support services through Cone Health. Breast cancer affects countless lives, and this event strives to promote awareness while helping to ensure that everyone has access to necessary healthcare services.

Participants can look forward to an afternoon that will include:

■ A walking route at one of the fields at the Zoo City Sportsplex

■ Food trucks offering a variety of eats.

■ Informational booths with resources focusing on health and wellness.

■ GuilRand Fire Department in partnership with Asheboro Fire & Rescue will have the SmokeHouse for children to check out.

■ High Point Fire Department will have its Pink Fire Truck present.

■ Randolph County Animal Services will have their trailer on hand, including some of their dogs for adoption.

■ Randolph County Sheriff’s Office will be attending with their Command Center and BearCat.

“We invite all employees and members of the public to come out, have fun, and support a meaningful cause,” Event Coordinator Katee Carter of Randolph County Department of Social Services said.  “Your participation can help save lives by providing access to crucial services for those who need it most.”

Registration for the event is available on-site, and participants can make a donation to help support the cause. All proceeds will go towards ensuring access to essential mammogram screenings and patient support services are available to those that need it most.

The event is sponsored locally by All Insurance For You and Joy Health & Wellness.