Never will you take steps that go as far as the steps you’ll take in the Georgia 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer. Join us as we raise money for breast health and breast cancer programs that focus on screening, diagnostics, genetic counseling and testing, support services, and research in Georgia!
The Georgia 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer is September 29-30, 2018
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2 Days. 30 Miles.
Who will you walk for in 2018? A friend? A loved one? Someone you don’t even know? Every walker has a purpose. Every walker has a reason. No matter what — or who — your reason, please join us.
What’s Raised in Georgia Stays in Georgia.
This 30 mile, 2-Day Walk is the flagship event of It’s The Journey, Inc.
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Survivors. Family members. Friends. We all come together – in a wave of pink – to bring research, awareness and care to our state. The steps we take benefit over 100,000 Georgians each year.
Join Us!
The Georgia 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer has raised $13 million to fund 298 grants that provide breast cancer education, screening, early detection, support services, and continuing care for Georgians.
Our Sponsors
2 Days. 30 Miles.
Walk. Sponsor. Volunteer.
Upcoming Events
Training, fundraising, volunteering and other events are happening throughout the year.
Be sure to visit our calendar page regularly to view a complete listing and submit your team events.
Recent Blog Posts
Find the latest news and helpful tips from the Georgia 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer.
Route Released for the 2018 Georgia 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer!
It's here! Check out the route for the 2018 Georgia 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer! The maps below will show you a general overview of the neighborhoods we'll be going through this year. Remember- slight changes are still possible due to Atlanta construction, but...
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Pt. 2: Mammograms and Misplaced Paperwork- A Blog from ITJ Executive Director, Stephani Tucker
This week's blog picks up where we left off in Pt. 1: Mammograms and Misplaced Paperwork. Join It's The Journey Director, Stephani Tucker, for this blog series as she journeys through her personal experience with inconclusive mammograms, a family history of breast...
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Mammograms and Misplaced Paperwork- A Blog from ITJ Executive Director, Stephani Tucker
Keep your medical records where you can find them! I say this because the story I’m about to tell you continues to drag out because I’m not very organized. Before moving to Georgia, we lived in Charlotte, North Carolina. I got my first mammogram in January 2016 and...
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