(Singapore January 29, 2026) Singapore Cancer Society's Relay For Life (RFL), now in its 10th year in Singapore in 2026, recognizes and connects cancer survivors, caregivers, volunteers and partners. The physical event is a 15-hour overnight 100km relay to symbolise the ongoing race of our cancer community.

Through RFL, we Celebrate the lives of those who have battled cancer, Remember loved ones lost to cancer, and continue to Fight Back against cancer. With a target outreach of 6,000 participants, this community event also seeks to raise S$1,300,000 to fund various SCS programmes and services. 

RFL also features a virtual challenge called the My Fight Back Challenge, which allows participants to take part in RFL on their own time, with any activity of their choosing. 

About Relay For Life (RFL)

Relay For Life (RFL) is a global movement founded in May 1985 by American Cancer Society in Tacoma, Washington. Since then, it has grown into a worldwide phenomenon, raising about US$5 billion to fight cancer. Close to 4 million participants took part in RFL across the globe annually, making it one of the world’s largest fundraisers. Singapore is the 25th member country to organise RFL.

Physical event – 14 to 15 March 2026 (Saturday & Sunday) 

6.00pm (Saturday) to 9.00am (Sunday)  

National Stadium 

1 Stadium Dr, Singapore 397629 

https://www.scsrelayforlife.sg/  

Registration for the physical event on 14 – 15 March closes on 8 February 2026, 2359hrs. 

Registration for the virtual challenge, the My Fight Back Challenge, closes on 13 March 2026 

Registration is free. 

Note: each participant or participating group must raise a minimum of S$60 to qualify for the physical event and receive race entitlements. 

Event Tee 

Relay Pack (Goodie bag) 

Celebrate E-Badge 

Fight Back E-Badge (after completing the 100KM challenge)

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