Whitney's Race

Whitney's Race is a powerful event aimed at combating pancreatic cancer, the second leading cancer killer with survival rates stagnating at 6-9% for decades. Despite advancements in many cancers, pancreatic cancer's late diagnosis contributes to limited treatment options, typically involving chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery. Whitney Marsh, who lived four months after her cancer had spread, inspires us to support research and education through this race. Organizers aim to finance both local education and national research supported by institutes like MD Anderson. Join this hopeful day to challenge pancreatic cancer's grip and push for better future treatments.