Head for the Cure 5K in San Antonio Raises Over $75,000 for Brain Cancer Research
Over 900 runners and walkers participated in the Head for the Cure 5K at Providence High School in San Antonio, raising more than $75,000 for brain cancer research and patient support programs.
San Antonio, TX, September 26, 2026 —
San Antonio, TX – Over 900 participants gathered at Providence High School for the annual Head for the Cure 5K event, contributing to a significant fundraising effort for brain cancer research and patient support programs.
The event saw more than 900 runners and walkers take part in the 5-kilometer race, which took place at Providence High School. Organizers reported that the collective effort of the participants and supporters resulted in raising over $75,000.
These funds are earmarked for initiatives aimed at advancing research into brain cancer and providing support services for patients affected by the disease. Specific details regarding the allocation of these funds were not provided in the summary.
The Head for the Cure Foundation is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for brain cancer research and patient care. The 5K event is one of several initiatives the foundation organizes throughout the year.
Further information about the foundation’s work, specific research projects being funded, or patient support programs that will benefit from this contribution was not detailed in the provided summary.
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