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RACE PHOTOS ARE AVAILABLE!!!
A special thank you to all our photographers for capturing. www.flickr.com/komennorthjersey.
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It Was An Amazing Day!
Over 4,000 of you came out to participate in our 6th Annual Komen North Jersey Race for the Cure on May 5th. It was a beautiful day. We celebrated, we honored, we got inspired. WE are very grateful, for all you are doing, and for your enthusiastic support of our fight against breast cancer. AND we are not done yet...fundraising continues through July. There is STILL time to win prizes and, more importantly, help us reach our goal. THANK YOU!.
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Governor and Mrs. Christie to Serve as Honorary Chairs
Komen North Jersey is honored to announce that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and First Lady Mary Pat Christie have agreed to serve as Honorary Chairs for the 6th Annual Susan G. Komen North Jersey Race for the Cure® on Sunday, May 5, 2013. .
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What's Happening?

It was a great day, but our race isn’t over. We’re still running strong in our fundraising efforts because the more we raise, the more women and men in northern New Jersey we can help in the fight against breast cancer. Won’t you help us, help them?
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Starting June 1st, our friends at David Alan Grand Salon & Spa will be donating 25%
of services. Help us spread the word!
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June 28th - LAX FOR THE CURE, New Egypt
They have donated over $1,000,000 to the New Jersey Komen Affiliates in just 5 years
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National Spotlight

Breast cancer – a rare, but possible diagnosis for men
Although breast cancer in men is rare, it does happen. In the United States, about one percent of all breast cancers occur in men. Learn more now.

What is genetic testing for breast cancer and who should get it?
Most breast cancers are not related to genes or family history. In fact, only five to 10 percent of all breast cancers diagnosed in the U.S. are thought to be hereditary. Learn More.

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