Volunteer for the 15th Annual Komen St. Louis Race! We have hundreds of volunteer opportunities on Race day and at pre-Race events.

Susan G. Komen St. Louis volunteers and staff may contact you from time to time, but Susan G. Komen does not use paid telemarketing firms to solicit funds. If you have been contacted by a telemarketing company suggesting they are fundraising for Susan G. Komen, please consider reporting it to your local authorities.

Dine Out for the Cure® 2013

Caliente for the Cure® 2013

Komen St. Louis Blog

2013 Sponsorship Opportunities. Help create a world without breast cancer. Find out more...

Local Dollars Making a Local Impact

•  75% of net funds raised here stays in our 17-county Missouri/Illinois service area to fund breast health and breast cancer screening, education and patient navigation programs.
• 25% of net funds goes toward groundbreaking global breast cancer research, including research being done in St. Louis.
• Komen St. Louis has invested more than $37 million in the fight against breast cancer since 1999.

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Calendar - See what is going on!

Pink Tie Guys - Meet our 2012 Class.

Photo Gallery - View event photos!

Breast Cancer M.A.P. (Mind Affects the Physical) Project More... 

Changing the World Through Research
Read how Komen's research investment has changed the breast cancer landscape.

Voices of Impact™
Join us here for stories that celebrate the women and men who inspire us all.

Go Passionately Pink for the Cure®! Just wear pink, have fun and raise money to fight breast cancer. Everything you need to know is right here.

Clinical Trials Importance
Clinical trials are one of the biggest reasons we’ve seen such major gains in breast cancer survival over the past 30 years. Learn more about the huge impact of clinical trials.

Financial Resources
Did you know that there are many financial resources that can help people living with breast cancer? Find out more,

I AM THE CURE!  - A rallying cry that is emotional, memorable and motivational. It speaks to the importance of early detection.