Looking Back at a Remarkable 2025 3-Day

2025 San Diego 3-Day

In 2025, the Susan G. Komen 3-Day® was shaped not by perfect conditions, but by unwavering commitment. Across four cities, thousands of walkers and crew members faced unexpected challenges and changing routes, yet the Pink Bubble met every moment with resilience, compassion and a shared determination to help end breast cancer forever.

Nearly 4,640 walkers and crew members showed up with one shared purpose. Rain fell, routes shifted and plans evolved, but the strength of the 3-Day community never wavered. By year’s end, that determination had raised more than $12 million to support breast cancer research, community health programs and policy advocacy.

Denver: Where the Journey Began

The 2025 3-Day season began in Denver where walkers set the tone for the year ahead. In August, participants walked 60, 40 or 20 miles over the course of three days in the Mile High City among mountain views and nearby Boulder. Together, 610 walkers and crew raised nearly $1.3 million, launching the season with momentum.

2025 Denver 3-Day

New England: Building Strength Along the Way

The journey continued over the summer in New England and was nothing short of extraordinary. With 930 dedicated walkers and crew members, the community raised $2.4 million for breast cancer research, community health, patient care and advocacy.

Dallas/Fort Worth: Hope Through The Rain

In Texas, the Pink Bubble filled the streets of Dallas and Fort Worth with determination and gratitude. Even when the rain led to some minor scheduling adjustments, the Pink Bubble’s energy remained strong. Together, 800 walkers and crew members raised $2.1 million. Each dollar raised and each story shared moves the 3-Day community one step closer to a world without breast cancer.

San Diego: The Season’s Powerful Final Chapter

The 2025 season came to a close in San Diego and it did so in unforgettable fashion. A powerful rainstorm reshaped the November weekend, but it never shook the resolve of the community. What began as a hopeful 60-mile journey became a defining display of grit, teamwork and heart.

In the end, more than 1,900 walkers and 330 crew members celebrated raising $6.5 million. There were tears, cheers and the shared understanding that this San Diego 3-Day will be remembered for decades.

We Never Give Up

The 2025 3-Day wasn’t just about miles walkedit was about standing together when circumstances changed and pushing forward anyway.

From mountains to coastlines, rainstorms to sunshine, the Pink Bubble proved once again that this community doesn’t just walkit leads, lifts and refuses to give up.

And together, we’re closer than ever to a world without breast cancer.

2025 Denver 3-Day Top Fundraisers

The 2025 Susan G. Komen Denver 3-Day® was a bittersweet milestone of our final walk in the Mile High City. Together, 610 walkers and crew members raised nearly $1.3 million for breast cancer research, community health, patient care and advocacy.  

At our Celebration of Champions, made possible by our national presenting sponsor Bank of America, we honored the individuals and teams whose dedication went above and beyond. This year, Bank of America donated over $33,000 to help our top fundraisers kick off their 2026 3-Day fundraising efforts. 

From first-time walkers to seasoned crew, these champions brought the energy, passion and dedication that define what the 3-Day is all about. 

Valerie P. led by example and was honored as the Top Crew Fundraiser, raising more than $3,000. She is a great example of how our crew members give their all both on and off the 3-Day route. 

Val P. at the Denver 3-Day Celebration of Champions.

The Denver 3-Day Youth Corps did an incredible job fundraising and offering support to walkers throughout the 3-Day weekend. Genevieve A. was the top Youth Corps fundraiser, raising over $2,300. Chance J. earned second with more than $800 raised. Nevaan S. rounded out the top three, contributing nearly $800 to the cause. 

Denver 3-Day Youth Corps at the 2025 Celebration of Champions

The Sweep and Shuttle team, captained by Mary M., was recognized as the Top Fundraising Crew Team. Together they raised more than $13,000 and received gift cards for their efforts from Bank of America. 

The Denver 3-Day Top Fundraising Crew and Shuttle Team

First-time walker Pam W. made an unforgettable 3-Day debut, raising over $10,000 and earning the Rookie of the Year honor. What an incredible way to join the 3-Day family!  

First-time Denver 3-Day walker Pam W. at the Celebration of Champions

Our Small but Mighty Award, created for the 3-Day team with less than 10 members, proves that heart, hustle and determination matter way more than size. This year’s winning team was Alice’s Angels, led by their fearless captain, Shayne B. Together, they raised over $25,000. Way to go! 

Alice's Angels at the 2025 Denver 3-Day

Our Top Individual Fundraisers led the way in fundraising and showcased their unwavering commitment in the fight to end breast cancer by raising an extraordinary amount for Susan G. Komen® 

This year our #3 fundraiser was Pam W. who raised more than $10,000, our #2 fundraiser was Penny B. who raised nearly $16,000 and our #1 top fundraiser was Rob Imparato who raised over $25,000! 

The 2025 Denver 3-Day Rookie of the Year Rob I.

And our #1 Top Fundraising Team was Pink Soles in Motion, and their co-captains Patricia Rieder and Brooke Kincade! Together they raised an amazing $54,000!

Pink Soles in Motion team at the 2025 Denver 3-Day

We are so grateful to all our incredible fundraisers. Thank you for making the final Denver 3-Day one we’ll never forget!  

Denver Milestone Award Winner: Sue T.

Sue T. at the Denver 3-Day

Sue T. was surprised with the 2025 Milestone Award at the Susan G. Komen Denver 3-Day® in August, which recognized her legendary contribution over the last two decades.  

The prestigious Milestone Award was created to honor participants like Sue who have shown extraordinary commitment to the Pink Bubble community through consistent participation and powerful fundraising impact. Sue has walked in more than 61 3-Day events and raised more than $135,000 during her 22 years of participation.  

Sue T. at the Denver 3-Day 2025 Celebration of Champions.

Sue received her award at the Denver 3-Day’s Celebration of Champions. Her friend, Ellen, spoke at the ceremony to congratulate her.  

“Sue stands up for what she believes in, and what she believes in fiercely is ending breast cancer. Her 22-year involvement with Susan G. Komen is a testament to that unwavering commitment,” Ellen said. 

Sue’s impact goes far beyond fundraising totals or how many events she’s walked. As Ellen put it: 

“Sue walks for those she’s lost, including her beloved mom, Maggi, and for those still fighting. She turns loss into purpose. She doesn’t just talk about making a difference — she lives it.” 

Sue T. at the 2025 Denver 3-Day.

Sue’s friends describe her as “the very best of the Pink Bubble,” and a devoted wife, mom, grandmother and teacher. Whether she’s walking thousands of miles, raising awareness, comforting a fellow walker, or simply sharing her trademark trivia knowledge along the route, Sue brings strength, empathy, humor and love to every step of the 3-Day. 

Congratulations, Sue! You are so deeply appreciated.