Broward Health mobilizes 523 participants for breast cancer awareness walk
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- Broward Health brought together 523 employees, friends and family members for the 2026 American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk on Oct.
- 17 at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida.
- The South Florida health system participated as the event’s Pink Out sponsor, with team members dressed in pink to raise awareness about breast cancer, support those affected by the disease and highlight the importance of prevention and early detection.
- “It was great to see so many Broward Health employees and their families come together to support this important cause,” said Jamie Vargas, manager of employee experience at Broward Health.
- “Their participation and fundraising efforts demonstrate Broward Health’s commitment to supporting our community and raising awareness about the importance of breast cancer prevention and early detection.” Broward Health’s “Get Pinked Out” tent attracted nearly 1,500 visits from walk attendees.
Broward Health brought together 523 employees, friends and family members for the 2026 American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk on Oct. 17 at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida.
The South Florida health system participated as the event’s Pink Out sponsor, with team members dressed in pink to raise awareness about breast cancer, support those affected by the disease and highlight the importance of prevention and early detection.
“It was great to see so many Broward Health employees and their families come together to support this important cause,” said Jamie Vargas, manager of employee experience at Broward Health. “Their participation and fundraising efforts demonstrate Broward Health’s commitment to supporting our community and raising awareness about the importance of breast cancer prevention and early detection.”
Broward Health’s “Get Pinked Out” tent attracted nearly 1,500 visits from walk attendees. The booth featured pink-themed merchandise, including towels, bags and bucket hats.
The health system was recognized as one of the event’s top 10 fundraising teams and had one of the highest numbers of registered participants among participating teams.
The walk drew an estimated 25,000 people and raised approximately $1 million, according to Broward Health. Participants gathered to celebrate breast cancer survivors, honor loved ones and support individuals and families affected by the disease.
Broward Health said its participation also reflected its commitment to providing personalized breast cancer care. Its multidisciplinary team offers advanced treatment options and coordinated support tailored to patients’ needs throughout their care.
