Austin, TX, September 14, 2026 — The city of Austin has been selected as the host location for the 2026 ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk. The announcement was reported by KXAN Austin.

This event is part of a national initiative aimed at supporting individuals affected by prostate cancer and funding research for its prevention and treatment.

Further details regarding the specific date, venue within Austin, registration information, and the event’s fundraising goals for 2026 were not immediately available in the initial report.

The ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk series typically draws participants from various communities, bringing together patients, survivors, families, friends, and medical professionals. These events serve as both a platform for raising awareness about prostate cancer and as a significant source of funding for research, education, and patient support programs.

ZERO Prostate Cancer is a national non-profit organization dedicated to empowering the nation’s millions of men and their families to be vigilant in fighting prostate cancer. The organization’s efforts include advocating for patient-centered policies, funding research, and providing support and resources to those impacted by the disease.

The selection of Austin as a host city for this prominent event highlights the city’s capacity to support large-scale community and charitable gatherings. Additional information about the 2026 Austin event is expected to be released by ZERO Prostate Cancer in the future.


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