Thank you for registering to be a part of the 2nd Annual Race to Cure Sarcoma San Francisco. The Sarcoma Foundation of America (SFA) looks forward to seeing you on Sunday. We are expecting an impressive turnout for what should be an amazing and inspiring event!

You may have a few questions, so here are some things that you should know before you go!

When is the Race to Cure Sarcoma Nashville?
The Race to Cure Sarcoma San Francisco will be held on Sunday, December 1, 2019 All participants should report to the registration tent for check in where you will receive a bag and wristband.

Where is it being held?
The Race to Cure Sarcoma San Francisco will take place at Golden Gate Park- Music Concourse Bandshell on the Music Concourse between California Academy of Sciences and De Young Museum.

What about parking?
Parking is available in the Music Concourse Garage (located next to the event space) after 7:00 AM. Free street parking is also available. Please do not leave any valuables in your car.

What happens if it rains?
No matter the weather, you should head out to the race site. RTCS San Francisco will take place rain or shine!

Is there still time for my family and friends to register?
Absolutely! We do allow participants to register on site the day of the event.

How long is the walk?
The walk is a 2.14 miles.

How do I earn a Champion T-shirt?
Participants who raised over $100 are guaranteed to receive a special RTCS Champion t-shirt at the event. Should we run out of Champion t-shirts onsite, your information will be collected and one will be mailed to you promptly.

What is the Sarcoma Wall of Hope?
We will have a large banner entitled “Wall of Hope & Remembrance” that can be used as a memorial board to remember those who are no longer with us or who are still fighting today. If you would like to add a loved one's photo to the board, please bring the photo with you on race day. We will have tape onsite for you to attach the photo.

Please DO NOT write directly on this banner as we will be reusing it at our other race events.

What happens after we finish the walk/run?
Good question! There will be a post-race celebration. Professor & Chair, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Dr. Lor Randall at UC Davis Health, as well as sarcoma survivors, will share some remarks.

The top 3 teams will receive their own tent and table for event day. Each of these teams will have a sign letting them know where they can set up.

This is a great opportunity to spend time with your friends and family, as well as meet others affected by this cause. Team tailgating is a great way to showcase the spirit of your team and the loved ones we are racing for!

Can I bring a stroller?
This event is for the WHOLE family! Please be respectful to runners and walkers who are trying to pass on the course.

Do you need any volunteers to help on race day?
We certainly do! If you or someone you know is interested in helping, please let us know at SanFranRTCS@curesarcoma.org. If you have already signed up to volunteer, please arrive at the event site at 7:00 am.

What should I do if I have additional questions?
Please send your questions to SanFranRTCS@curesarcoma.org or call the SFA at 301-253-8687.

Is there anything else I should know?
You should know that your participation in the Race to Cure Sarcoma San Francisco helps to bring us closer to the cure. It is with your support and involvement that we are able to generate awareness for sarcoma and raise funds for much-needed research. The SFA thanks you for being a part of this effort!

We'll see you at the Race to Cure Sarcoma San Francisco!

Race to Cure Sarcoma San Francisco 2020 supporting Sarcoma Foundation of America

Race to Cure Sarcoma San Francisco 2020

Race to Cure Sarcoma San Francisco 2020 supporting Sarcoma Foundation of America