Spirit of Survival 2026
Two days. Six events. One unstoppable community rallying behind survivors, supporters, and everyone we love. Ride. Run. Walk. Show up. Show out.
From the kids' bubble run to a 64-mile bike tour — every event raises money to support cancer treatment in Southwest Oklahoma.
Two organizations who power this race year after year — one moves the wheels, the other moves the mission.
MTCCOK's mission is to identify and develop new riders, promote good health and sportsmanship by supporting recreational and social cycling activities in the community.
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Dedicated to bringing the people of Southwest Oklahoma state-of-the-art cancer treatment — right here at home.
Visit websiteLocal businesses, civic partners, and individuals who make this happen. Want to be part of 2026?
We're locking in this year's roster of community partners. If you'd like to put your business behind something that matters, opportunities are open right now.
Put your business behind something that matters. Sponsorship opportunities are open now — from individual race to memory bib.
More than just an event, the Spirit of Survival brings Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma together for a weekend where our whole community shows up for the people we love.
This event is for survivors, supporters, families holding it together, and everyone who's lost someone too soon. We move so they can keep going.
Every dollar raised supports the Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma, bringing state-of-the-art treatment and care home — across four locations, for every patient who walks through the door.
Get sorted before you show up. Download forms, scout the routes, and pick up your packet.
Sending someone else to grab your race packet? Download and complete the Packet Pickup Authorization Form below. More forms (kids' race, event-day) coming soon.
Packet Pickup AuthorizationDetailed maps for the 14 / 27 / 52 / 64-mile bike tours, 5K Run/Walk, and Spirit Walk will be released as routes are finalized for 2026.
Pick a distance. Honor a name. Join thousands of neighbors moving together on October 3 and 4 in Lawton, Oklahoma.