Together, we’re helping cancer adventurers move!
Cancer Can Suck a Cactus exists to make movement accessible, fun, and empowering for anyone facing cancer. Thanks to our community, that impact is growing every year.
By the Numbers
  • 323
    Number of people who participated globally in 2025
  • 7
    Number of continents that had at least one participant in 2025
  • $72,000+
    Amount raised for cancer research since the race's inception
  • 80%
    Race participants who said the race motivated them to exercise
  • 86%
    Proportion of our training community who said they increased their activity
  • 100%
    Share of donations that go directly to our mission in 2026
Our Four Pillars of Impact
  • Exercise Access + Motivation
    Movement is medicine, and we’re committed to making it accessible to every cancer adventurer
    1
  • Education + Awareness
    39% of 2025 race participants didn’t know exercise was recommended for cancer patients before CCSC, but we're changing that
    2
  • Community
    Our community brings people together across the world so no one feels alone on their cancer adventure
    3
  • Research
    We believe in funding the science that fuels progress
    4
Our Impact
  • Free race registration for cancer adventurers
  • Virtual race options so anyone can participate from anywhere with flexible movement options
  • A kids race to make movement a family celebration
  • A 12 week pre-race training community for support and accountability with prize raffles to keep training fun

2026 Goal
  • Cancer Adventurer Road Race Grant Pilot (CARR Grants): providing free gear and race registration to cancer adventurers. More information coming soon!
Join the Movement
Whether you walk, run, bike, dance, or cheer from the sidelines, you’re part of something bigger
Check out our events
A little goes a long way
Join the Training Community
Starting End of August!
Together, we're telling cancer to suck a cactus one mile at a time
Note: Participant statistics taken from results of 2025 post-race survey
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