Honoring Tradition and Community: Relay for Life of Berkshire County 2025

Honoring Tradition and Community: Relay for Life of Berkshire County 2025


In the heart of the Berkshires, where tradition and community intertwine, the Relay for Life of Berkshire County stands as a testament to our collective resolve against cancer. This annual event, deeply rooted in our local heritage, brings together neighbors, friends, and families in a unified effort to support the American Cancer Society’s mission of eliminating cancer as a major health concern.

A Legacy of Unity and Hope

Relay For Life is more than a fundraiser; it is a cherished tradition that embodies the spirit of our community. Participants form teams and take turns walking or running around a track, symbolizing the ongoing fight against cancer. The event honors survivors, remembers those we’ve lost, and provides a platform for caregivers and supporters to rally together.

2025 Event Details

This year’s Relay for Life of Berkshire County is scheduled for June 21st and 22nd at Monument Mountain Regional High School in Great Barrington. The event promises a series of heartfelt ceremonies, including the Survivor Lap and the Luminaria Ceremony, which offer sacred moments of reflection and celebration.

📍 Location: Monument Mountain Regional High School
📅 Date: June 28th 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM
🕯️ Highlights: Survivor Lap, Luminaria Ceremony, Team Fundraisers

Get Involved

The success of Relay for Life hinges on the dedication of volunteers and participants. Opportunities abound for individuals to contribute—whether by joining the Event Leadership Team, forming a team, or offering support in various capacities.

Join or Volunteer Here
🔗 Volunteer Leadership Info

A Call to Action

As we approach this significant event, we invite all members of the Berkshire County community to participate in any way they can. Your involvement—whether through walking, volunteering, or donating—plays a crucial role in the ongoing battle against cancer.

Together, we uphold our traditions and strengthen our community’s commitment to a future free from cancer.

 

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