Colour Me Walk raises funds for cancer diagnosis & treatment
Over 50 'cancer warriors' took to the streets of Road Town on Saturday, November 22, 2025, for the 2025 Colour Me Walk. Photo: Facebook
The family fun-filled event raises much-needed funds to cover diagnosis, treatment, and travel costs for women in the Virgin Islands who are impacted by breast and cervical cancer. Photo: Facebook
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- More than 50 "cancer warriors" took to the streets of Road Town on Saturday, November 22, 2025, for the 2025 Colour Me Walk.
The event was held by Breast Friends in partnership with the Government of the Virgin Islands.
This family-friendly, fun-filled event raises much-needed funds to cover diagnosis, treatment, and travel costs for women in the Virgin Islands who are impacted by breast and cervical cancer.
Dressed in their colourful wear, the supporters assembled at the Festival Grounds before making their way through the streets in the heart of Road Town.
Breast Friends has not yet disclosed how much money was raised.
The number of cancer cases in the Virgin Islands continues to be a cause for concern for the government and members of the public.
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