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About Our Auction
Bid to Make a Difference!
Join us for our Twin Cities ZERO Prostate Cancer Walk Online Auction on Friday, September 11, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 4:15 PM!
This is your chance to bid on great items while supporting an important cause.
All funds raised from the online auction will go directly to the Twin Cities ZERO Prostate Cancer Walk, taking place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis.
Every bid helps support critical prostate cancer resources, programs, and services for those at risk, those diagnosed, survivors, and their families.
Twin Cities ZERO Prostate Cancer Walk
Saturday, October 10, 2026
Lake Nokomis
4955 W Lake Nokomis Parkway (Beach Access)
Minneapolis, MN 55417
Day-of-Event Schedule
7:30 AM – Registration Opens
7:30 AM – Sponsor Village Opens
8:25 AM – Survivor/Patient Photo
8:30 AM – Opening Ceremony
Immediately following Opening Ceremonies – Run/Walk Begins
ZERO'S Mission & Impact
As the nation's #1 provider of prostate cancer resources, programs, and services for those at risk, diagnosed, and their families, ZERO is committed to meeting people where they are: with programs and services that increase early detection, effective treatment, survival, and long-term health.
Mark your calendar, place your bids, and help us ZERO out prostate cancer! Every bid makes a difference, and every dollar raised helps support the Twin Cities Walk.
About Minnesota Urology
You can help ZERO out prostate cancer today. I'm participating in the ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk to support and celebrate the many inspiring patients and families nationwide who are fighting this awful disease. One in eight American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.
Your donation provides much needed funds for research, education, and direct assistance for prostate cancer patients in our local community. Know that your gift will be put to use immediately by helping to fund emotional and financial support resources and assistance programs for prostate cancer patients and families in need during these dire times.
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