For the 13th year in a row, thousands of South Floridians will take to the streets Saturday for the annual Dolphins Challenge Cancer fundraising event.

The Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center has announced a major donation from the Dolphins Challenge Cancer organization.

The Miami Dolphins continue to break records with their largest charity event.

Miami Dolphins star wants you to join cancer challenge next weekendDAVIE, Fla. – The Dolphins Challenge Cancer annual event is coming up, but those who wish to take part in either the bike ride or 5K need to sign up soon. Wednesday is the last day to sign up for the DCC for those who wish to participate in-person. Those measures include proper social distancing, temperature checks, sanitizing stations, no family members or friends allowed and required mask-wearing, among others. The Dolphins Challenge Cancer is in its eleventh year and has become the NFL’s biggest fundraiser. There will be a 5K run/walk and several bike rides, including a 35-mile route from the University of Miami to Hard Rock Stadium.

MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins are teaming up with Sylvester Cancer Center to tackle cancer in all its forms. The team is making a very generous donation to help cancer patients, as well as refocusing its annual Cancer Challenge. While the mission remains the same, the organization is taking a ‘one team, one fight’ mentality that will now be known as Dolphins Challenge Cancer (DCC). The Dolphins are also committing $75 million to Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. According to a statement released by the team:As the Dolphins Challenge Cancer, the organization will now become a collective movement providing hope to families and friends, coworkers, and neighbors who have been affected by cancer.