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LET’S PINK THIS TOWN!
Curb Crews
Calling all businesses, neighborhoods and residents of Jacksonville!
Date: Sunday, February 17
Time: Race Starts at 8:30 a.m.
Where: Jacksonville Beach, Florida
If you’re not into running but still want to do your part to finish breast cancer, grab your group of friends and form a curb crew to help cheer on the runners as they travel through Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach to complete their journey!
Curb crews are encouraged to make signs, banners and dress in PINK. Or purchase flags, noisemakers and other merchandise in our Gear Shop.
Dress up your doors along the race route!
9’ Pink Bow $9.95
14” Pink Bow $20.99
16” Pink Bow $24.99
Contact Partyland at (904) 242-4997 or visit the store at 1388 Beach Blvd Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
Join the following curb crews or form your own along the race route:
While runners can be viewed along the entire 26.2 mile course, the following locations are optimal viewing areas:
- Jacksonville Beach Pier
- Seawalk Pavilion and Latham Plaza
- Bull Memorial Park
- Atlantic Beach Town Center
Business owners & managers – Open your business early to cheer the runners on and offer special promotions and discounts in support of the race and the fight against breast cancer!
Please note that access to communities along the route may be inhibited for up to seven hours beginnings at 8:30 a.m. on race day. Please plan for delays. No vehicles will be permitted to park on city streets beginning Saturday, February 16 after 6 p.m. through Sunday, February 17, until the streets are opened for access. For a complete list of street hold and release traffic patterns, click here.
For a turn-by-turn race route, please click here.
If you are a business owner, please click here for more information.
If you are a local resident, please click here for more information.
For the official spectator guide, please click here for more information.
Enjoy entertainment along the race route, please click here for more information.
For a map of the route, click here.
The Donna Hicken Foundation raises money for First Coast women living with breast cancer.
The Mayo Clinic is designated by the National Cancer Institute as a Comprehensive Cancer Center.