24 Hours of Booty Fundraiser Returns to Charlotte for 25th Year
The annual 24 Hours of Booty fundraiser is taking place in Charlotte's Myers Park neighborhood. This event, in its 25th year, raises money for cancer patients and their families.
Charlotte, NC, July 25, 2026 —
The 24 Hours of Booty fundraiser has returned to Charlotte’s Myers Park neighborhood for its 25th annual event. This long-standing tradition aims to raise crucial funds for cancer patients and their families.
The event, which involves participants cycling or walking for 24 hours, is a significant fundraiser for organizations supporting those affected by cancer. Over its 25-year history, the 24 Hours of Booty has become a notable fixture in the Charlotte community, drawing participants and supporters together for a common cause.
Funds raised through the event are designated to assist cancer patients and their families, providing support during challenging times. The specific beneficiaries and the total fundraising goal for this year were not detailed in the provided summary.
The Myers Park neighborhood serves as the backdrop for this continuous, 24-hour effort. The nature of the ongoing event encourages sustained community involvement and dedication to the cause throughout the duration.
Further details regarding the specific start and end times, the number of participants, or the total amount raised in previous years were not included in the provided summary. The event’s primary objective remains consistent: to generate financial aid and support for individuals and families navigating cancer diagnoses and treatment.
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