
Circle of Care's Annual Walk/Run for Kids With Cancer is a running race on September 20, 2026 in Westport, CT, with an entry fee of $35.
Sign up now to take meaningful steps for kids with cancer. Walk with your crew. Run for the challenge, form a team... however you want to participate. Show up in gold🎗️or purple to stand with families facing the unimaginable right here in Connecticut.
Whether you're lacing up in honor, in memory, or in support, every step you take matters.
Presented by ASML, Make Tracks isn’t just a walk or run—it’s a powerful show of unity during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Your participation helps raise critical awareness and vital funds to support families who have heard the words no parent should: “Your child has cancer.”
🚨 Please note: No dogs or alcohol are permitted at Sherwood Island State Park for this event. There will be no on-site registration. Children 9 and under register for free; families of 4 or more can take advantage of special family pricing. Register now! Prices increase on 8/1, 9/1, and 9/19
Live forecast from the U.S. National Weather Service.
Race day
Sunday, 9/20
High
72°
Low
59°
Conditions
Rain showers likely
Chance of Rain
60%
Wind
7 to 10 mph
City Elevation
142 ft
Nearest Airport
HPN
Westchester County Airport · 20 mi
Major Hub
LGA
LaGuardia Airport · 39 mi
Time Zone
Eastern Time
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Circle of Care's Annual Walk/Run for Kids With Cancer
Sep 20, 2026