History: In 2001, 29 year old Brad Kaminsky passed away after a long fight with brain cancer. Before he died, Brad’s family and friends promised him that they would never stop fighting for a cure for cancer, and that fight continues today with the 16th annual Super Heroes of Hope Race.
Foundation Impact: Since 2001, the Brad Kaminsky Foundation has donated over one million dollars to cancer research. The foundation is run by Brad’s sister, Lisa Millar.
Lisa's Mission: Lisa continues her brother’s fight every day by helping those impacted and organizing events all over the country.
Achievements: Lisa has received numerous awards and recognitions for her tireless contributions to the field of cancer research, but her most important achievement is keeping her promise to her brother.
🌊 Race Day Details
Date: The SuperHeroes of Hope Race returns to Los Angeles for the 16th year on Sunday, November 12, 2023, at Dockweiler State Beach in Playa del Rey, CA.
Unity in Cause: Set against the Pacific Ocean, the event brings together thousands of runners from all across the country united in one cause--to help those affected by brain tumors and childhood cancer.
Race Options: Runners have the opportunity to participate in a 5k, 10k, or have the option to run in both races. Kids have the opportunity to participate in an untimed 1k “fun run” complete with superhero cape or tutu.
Virtual Participation: Runners from across the country and around the world can participate virtually at their own pace, in their own time and on their own course.