Battle of the Run Clubs 5k

*** T-shirts ONLY provided to participants who register by September 1st - No exceptions! ***

Sisters Network Dallas Inc., 6000 Sisters, 6000 Steps for Hope, Breast Cancer Walk and Health Expo, "It's not just Pink it's personal" spotlights the 6,000 African American women who lose their fight with breast cancer in the United States each year. This event is a celebration of life for friends and family who are breast cancer survivors, an opportunity to remember loved ones lost to breast cancer, a chance to enjoy a fun healthy 3 mile (untimed) walk (approx. 6000 steps), and an opportunity to visit with healthcare and healthy living exhibitors.

Proceeds from the walk support Sisters Network Dallas Inc. programs providing survivor support, screenings and breast health education in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

No pets allowed at the event

Fees: Adult $35

Student (12-18) $25

Note: Registration is for ages 12 yrs and older. Children 11 yrs and younger do not need to register

In Honor/In Memory Signs $25 - special keepsake tributes; purchase by September 2nd during registration or using the In Honor/In Memory menu option

*** Fundraising donations received by Friday, September 25th, 9:00am will count toward individual and team awards ***

• One prize will be awarded to the Top Fundraising Individual. The individual that raise the most by Friday, Sep 25th, 9 am will receive a special gift!

• The Top Fundraising Team will also be recognized

Thank you for your participation!

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Unstoppable Together!

Celebrating the 25th Annual Sister to Sister Fitness Festival

We’re thrilled to announce this milestone celebration of the 25th year of the Sister to Sister Fitness Festival. This event is hosted by the Celebrating Life Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to making breast cancer powerless through education, encouragement, and empowerment.

Special Guest - Jayne Kennedy

Jayne Kennedy | Biography

For millions of American women who came of age in the 1960s and 70s, Jayne

Kennedy was more than the “it girl,” she was a cherished role model as well, for

African-American women in particular.

Her career in Hollywood started in 1971 as a dancer on Rowan and Martin's

Laugh-In and Bob Hope's Bases Around the World Christmas Tour, where she enter

tained troops during the Vietnam War. From there, she went on to host major TV spe

cials, guest star on prime-time TV, and serve as a national spokesperson for major

companies, including Coca-Cola. Her work extended to behind the camera as well—

she not only created, wrote, and hosted her own fitness series, Love Your Body (one

of the first of its kind, among the likes of Jane Fonda and Richard Simmons), but also

produced and starred in award-winning films, including Body & Soul, for which she

won the NAACP Image Award for Best Actress.

However, Jayne is best known for her ground-breaking tenure on the Emmy

Award winning CBS’ The NFL Today. As one of the first female sports anchors and the

very first African-American female in that role, she destroyed the myth that women

could not make it in the world of sports broadcasting. The combination of Brent Mus

burger, Jayne Kennedy, Irv Cross, and Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder is often referred to

as the best pregame show on television—ever!

Her accolades for being a trailblazer in sports, entertainment, and journalism

are numerous, including the National Sports Media Association’s Roone Arledge Award

for Innovation and Black Enterprise’s Women of Power Summit’s Legacy Award. Via

com/BET named her one of the Ten Black Female Firsts in TV Journalism Around the

World, and in 2018 she was inducted to the prestigious Smithsonian National Museum

of African-American History and Culture (NMAAHC) in Washington D.C., in the Televi

sion and the Media Landscape exhibit, presented in the Oprah Winfrey Wing of the in

stitution.

More recently in August 2025, Jayne was awarded with the Sam Lacy Pioneer

Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Association of Black Journalists.

Breaking new ground is nothing out of the ordinary for Jayne. There seemed to

always be a hurdle on the track as she raced through a meteoric career that brought

her praise and acclaim across many genres and platforms—which now also includes

‘author’, with her long-awaited memoir Plain Jayne released September 2, 2025 on

Andscape/Disney Books, with the official public launch being held at NMAAHC on September 6, 2025.

Honorary Chairperson - Former State Representative - Helen Giddings

Location:

Alan E. Sims Cedar Hill Recreation Center

310 E. Parkerville Road, Cedar Hill, Texas 75104

Kickoff Coaches:

Nicole Taylor

7 Year Breast Cancer Survivor

Melissa Bradford

8 Year Breast Cancer Survivor

Roxanne Martinez

15 Year Breast Cancer Survivor

Onsite & Virtual Options Available!

This year’s festival gives you the freedom to participate onsite or virtually—walk, run, or move your way from anywhere!

(Please note: Virtual participants will need to register on a separate page.)

Our Theme: “Unstoppable Together”

This year, we’re celebrating the power of unity—survivors, caregivers, families, and friends—standing strong together in the fight against breast cancer. Our collective strength reminds us that no one faces this journey alone.

Walking and movement not only promote physical health but also reduce risk factors associated with certain cancers, helping us all live longer, healthier lives—together.

Race Day Highlights

T-Shirts for all participants who register by September 19, 2025 (Register early to receive your shirt before the event!)

Finisher Medals for the first 350 participants to cross the finish line

Fitness activities, music, and fun at the Alan E. Sims Cedar Hill Recreation Center

Get Social with Us!

Share your moments of strength and sisterhood on social media using the hashtag:

#UnstoppableTogether2026