24 Hours of Booty 2024
is Coming!
24 Hours of Booty is Coming July 26 - 27, 2024!
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Registration is Now Open!
24 Hours of Booty 2024 takes place July 26-27, 2024! Registration is NOW OPEN so be sure to secure your spot on Charlotte’s famous Booty Loop through the Myers Park neighborhood. Already signed up? Download your Free Participant Tool Kit Here!
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24 Hours of Booty isn’t a race or an endurance event. Riders and Walkers can set their own mileage goals and get on and off the police-secured course as much as they would like during the 24 hours. Pitch a tent in Bootyville for some relaxing downtime in between your trips around the beautiful Myers Park Booty Loop. Plus you’ll enjoy catered meals, snacks, and drinks in our food tent, including a midnight pizza party. We are one team with one goal and to date, your passion has helped 24 Foundation raise more than $26 million dollars for our beneficiaries – all who are doing their part to change the course of cancer.
While participants storm the Loop by bike or on foot, 24 Foundation Event Volunteers are the helping hands that keep us on course. Volunteers help with event check-in, keep participants hydrated and fed, entertain kids in the kid zone and much more. Wanna be a Booty Volunteer? Just hit the button below to register!












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Levine Cancer Institute
Levine Cancer Institute is changing the course of cancer care by removing the barriers that separate patients from access to world-class research, breakthrough treatments, and quality care. Their cancer network consists of 13 cancer care locations across the Carolinas. 24 Foundation funds the Genetics, Survivorship and Wellness Program.
Levine Children's Hospital
Levine Children’s Hospital is changing the course of cancer care by removing the barriers that separate patients from access to world-class research, breakthrough treatments, and quality care. Their cancer network consists of 13 cancer care locations across the Carolinas. 24 Foundation funds the Genetics, Survivorship and Wellness Program.
Be the Match
Be The Match®, operated by the National Marrow Donor Program® (NMDP), is a nonprofit organization that’s dedicated to helping every patient get the life-saving transplant they need. As trusted leaders in advancing treatments for those facing life-threatening blood cancers, we provide the ground-breaking research, innovative technologies, patient support and education that save lives.
Carolina Breast Friends
Carolina Breast Friends is committed to uniting and helping women with breast cancer in all stages of survival. The organization centers around those who want to create a social and educational outlet for women united in a sisterhood of survival and hope.
Casting Carolinas
Casting Carolinas unique F.L.O.W. program combines fly fishing instruction with medical education and mindfulness, and is offered to women surviving all types of cancer. Casting Carolinas is committed to working with local communities across North and South Carolina to make retreats possible for all survivors.
Claire's Army
Claire’s Army strives to provide support for families fighting childhood cancer. Through an established network of resources, they support the families’ daily responsibilities, allowing them to put their time and focus on their child. They aim to empower parents by eliminating daily stresses that can distract them from the precious moments they have with their sick child, and ease their burden so they will have a clear and focused mind for decision making.
Go Jen Go
The Go Jen Go Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing critical financial assistance to local individuals and families who are battling breast cancer. We provide aid during diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.
Hospitality House of Charlotte
Hospitality House of Charlotte provides the comforts of home for families of seriously ill loved ones by offering affordable accommodations in the heart of Charlotte’s medical community.
Isabella Santos Foundation
Isabella Santos Foundation is dedicated to improving rare pediatric cancer treatment options in an effort to increase survival rates of kids with cancer. Over the course of twelve years, ISF has funded nearly $5 million toward expanding the scope of research and treatment and supporting families dealing with cancer in a variety of ways.
Nothing Pink
NothingPink is focused on providing support for women and men and their families in and around the Greater Charlotte, NC, and Fort Mill/ Rock Hill, SC areas with a mission to increase awareness of hereditary breast and ovarian cancers and provide personalized support for individuals at high risk.
Pinky Swear Foundation
The Pinky Swear Foundation eases the financial and emotional impacts experienced by children with cancer and their families by providing basic needs support during a very challenging time. Cancer is not a one-day thing. It is hard to imagine what life is like to have a child going through cancer; it affects the whole family. That’s why their programs are so important. They do not limit requests from families, nor discriminate on socioeconomic status. When cancer enters life, the simple, everyday things aren’t so simple anymore.
Queens University
Queens University offers an annual scholarship to support students who are battling or have battled cancer, or who are dealing with a family member’s cancer. Funding from 24 Foundation allows these highly-deserving students to experience high-impact learning and engagement opportunities, participate in thought-provoking lectures, excel in athletics, prepare for careers, travel globally, and more.
Wind River Cancer Wellness Retreats
The primary mission of Wind River Cancer Wellness Retreats & Outreach Programs is to support and empower cancer survivors with all types of cancer by teaching them ways to deal with the physical and emotional stress of cancer and providing opportunities to make new friends and improve their quality of life. They offer a variety of retreat options as well as survivor outreach programs that offer peer and nutrition coaching, workshops, meetups and end of life support.