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Pephands Foundation is organizing the Run for Life & Breast Cancer Awareness Marathon on October 25, 2026, at Phoenix Marketcity, Velachery, Chennai. This 6K Marathon in Chennai aims to honor breast cancer survivors, promote early detection, and encourage people to lead a healthy life.
The Run for Life Marathon in Chennai brings people together to spread awareness about breast cancer and support a healthier future. It is one of the upcoming sports events in Chennai for people who enjoy running and want to support a meaningful cause.
Here are the important details of this upcoming marathon in Chennai:
This upcoming awareness marathon in Chennai welcomes participants who want to support breast cancer awareness and enjoy a healthy running experience.
Breast cancer awareness helps people understand the importance of early detection and regular health checkups. Learning about breast health and recognizing unusual changes can encourage people to seek medical advice at the right time.
The Run for Life 6K aims to:
By joining this Breast Cancer Awareness Marathon in Chennai, participants can take a step toward a healthier and more aware community.
Participants can enjoy exciting benefits and take home special memories from this 6K Marathon in Chennai.
Total Cash Prize: ₹30,000
These benefits make the event a memorable experience for runners and fitness lovers.
The event begins early in the morning with registration and warm-up activities.
Follow these simple steps to register for the Run for Life 6K Marathon:
Register Now: Run for Life 6K – Breast Cancer Awareness Marathon
Pephands Foundation previously organized the Run for Life – Drug-Free Awareness Marathon in Chennai, with over 1,500 participants. The event focused on spreading awareness about drug-free living and encouraging healthier choices.
Following this event, the upcoming Run for Life 6K continues the mission of promoting health and awareness through running.
Be part of the upcoming marathon in Chennai on October 25, 2026. Run for a cause, honor breast cancer survivors, and support early detection awareness.



