Registration Now Open for CooCoo for Coconuts Virtual Race to Benefit the American Cancer Society

ATLANTA - Oct. 18, 2015 - PRLog -- October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and Triumph Virtual Racing, Inc. wants to help make an impact. To support the fight against breast cancer, they will be donating part of the proceeds from each registration for their October virtual race to breast cancer research through the American Cancer Society.

The Coo Coo for Coconuts Virtual Race can take place anytime and anywhere the participant chooses during October, 2015. Registration is $28.00 and every racer will receive a personalized bib upon registration and a 4.0" custom medal upon completion of their race.

Participants complete their chosen race distance of virtual 5K, 10K, 15K, or Half Marathon race by walking, running, treadmill, track, trail, hopping, skipping – whatever way they want by October 31, 2015. Additionally, if a racer wears pink during their virtual run or walk and submits a photo to the company’s Facebook page, they will be entered into the Extra Mile of Fun prize drawing to be held at the end of the race period.

A minimum of $3 of every registration will be donated to the American Cancer Society.

To register as a runner or walker for this event, visit Triumph Virtual Racing, Inc.’s website at http://www.TriumphVirtualRacing.com. Registration takes less than a minute and participants can race as soon as the following day.

About Triumph Virtual Racing, Inc.

Triumph Virtual Racing, Inc. is a start-up company located in Duluth, GA and dedicated to motivating, inspiring, and encouraging individuals and groups to get up and get moving through fun and convenient virtual running races that support a different charity each month. To learn more about Triumph Virtual Racing, Inc. or to register for one of their virtual races for charity, visit the company website www.triumphvirtualracing.com.

About the American Cancer Society

The American Cancer Society (ACS) is involved in the fight against breast cancer in many areas.  Through its extramural research grants program, the society is currently funding 220 research projects being conducted by an elite group of scientists.  The Society also conducts in-house, population-based studies of breast cancer and does surveillance research to monitor long-term trends and statistics.

The American Cancer Society and its non-profit, non-partisan advocacy affiliate, the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, are involved in advocacy efforts at both the federal and state levels.  These efforts are to increase access to quality breast cancer screenings, diagnostic services and treatment, and care for all women; increase government funding for breast cancer research; and be a voice for the concerns of breast cancer patients and survivors.

For more information on breast cancer and breast cancer research, or to make a personal donation, visit the American Cancer Society at www.cancer.org.