Pink on Parade: Romping at the 2017 Snowshoe for the Cure in Frisco
Special to the Daily
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Snowshoers show off their pink duds at the 15th annual Snowshoe for the Cure in Frisco on March 4. To date, this snowshoe fun-run through the woods at the intersection of "pink, whacky and happy" has raised over $1 million to find a cure for breast cancer and to support early detection.
Todd Powell / Special to the Daily |
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Revelers pass by Peak One during the 15th annual Snowshoe for the Cure fundraiser and fun-run on March 4 in Frisco. To date, this snowshoe fun-run through the woods at the intersection of "pink, whacky and happy" has raised over $1 million to find a cure for breast cancer and to support early detection.
Todd Powell / Special to the Daily |
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Costumed snowshoers leave the start line at the annual Snowshoe for the Cure fundraiser in Frisco on March 4. To date, this snowshoe fun-run through the woods at the intersection of "pink, whacky and happy" has raised over $1 million to find a cure for breast cancer and to support early detection.
Todd Powell / Special to the Daily |
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A group of pink snowshoers crosses the finish line ath the 15th annual Snowshoe for the Cure in Frisco on March 4. To date, this snowshoe fun-run through the woods at the intersection of "pink, whacky and happy" has raised over $1 million to find a cure for breast cancer and to support early detection.
Todd Powell / Special to the Daily |
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A group of snowshoers on the Frisco Peninsula for a beautiful morning of fundraising at the 15th annual Snowshoe for the Cure on March 4. To date, this snowshoe fun-run through the woods at the intersection of "pink, whacky and happy" has raised over $1 million to find a cure for breast cancer and to support early detection.
Todd Powell / Special to the Daily |
On a stunning March Saturday, hundreds of snowshoers from across the state and nation showed support for friends and family at the 2017 Snowshoe for the Cure in Frisco. A good time was had by all — even the chickens.
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