Zumba for the Cure Returns to Parsippany for 15th Year

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Joan Van Soest, a breast cancer survivor for 25 years, hosts the 15th Annual Zumba for the Cure on September 28 at the Police Athletic League of Parsippany-Troy Hills. The event, running from 10:00 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.

, benefits the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer initiative. Over its 14-year history, Zumba for the Cure has raised more than $192,000 for cancer research and support, showcasing the community's commitment to the cause. Each year, the event opens with honoring breast cancer survivors, setting a tone of strength and inspiration for attendees. The gathering attracts about 100 participants annually, creating a vibrant atmosphere of unity and purpose. Local organizers and supporters play a crucial role in maintaining the event's success, as it has become a staple in Parsippany.

With an emphasis on fitness and philanthropy, the event encourages donations to further aid cancer research. Zumba for the Cure exemplifies the community's resilience in the fight against breast cancer.

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