FROM THIS ORGANIZATION. TODD: FOR DECADES, THIS IS THE SPOT WHERE THOUSANDS OF WOMEN WOULD WALK RIGHT HERE ON LOCUST ON THEIR WAY TO THE STATEHOUSE TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE SUSAN G. KOMEN FOUNDATION. NOW THAT’S COMING TO AN END. >> IT IS SAD. TODD: IT’S A SAD DAY FOR URBANDALE BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR KRISTIE SWICK. THE RACE FOR THE CURE WAS ALWAYS A BRIGHT SPOT DURING A FRIGHTENING TIME IN HER LIFE. AND THAT’S WHY NEWS OF THE IOWA KOMEN GROUP SHUTTING DOWN IS HARD TO HEAR >> BEING A BREAST CANC SURVIVOR MYSELF, I DID ALL THE WALKS, AND YOU LOOK FOR ANY TYPE OF SUPPORT AND MAINLY JU FRIENDSHIP OF THE LADIES THA YOU MEET. TODD: CENTRALIOWA FAMILIES NOT ONLY WALKED TO COMMEMORATE BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS, THEY RAISED MORE THAN $19 MILLION OVER THE YEARS. BUT IT’S BEEN HARD TO RAISE ANY MONEY DURING THE LAST YEAR DUE TO COVID-19. THAT’S WHY THE NATIONAL KOM GROUP ANNOUNCED IT IS CONSOLIDATING, AND STATE AFFILIATES WILL CLOSE. >> OBVIOUSLY A LOT CHANGED THIS YEAR WITH COVID, AND THAT HA HAD A BIG IMPACT ON MANY THINGS. TODD: IT’S ALSO A SAD DAY FOR THE IOWA BOARD CHAIRPERSON REBECA BROMMEL. HER BOARD HAS DECIDED TO DONATE ALL REMAINING FUNDS TO SEVERAL SUPPORT CHARITIES IN IOWA, RATHER THAN GIVE IT TO THE PARENT ORGANIZATION BASED IN TEXA >> IT’S ALL VERY PERSONAL TO US. WE FELT IT WAS IMPORTANT THAT THE INDIVIDUALS WHO GAVE U THE FUNDS, THAT WE TOLD THEM WE HAD TOLD THEM THAT WHEN WE RAISED THOSE FUNDS THAT AT LEAST 75% OF THEM WOULD BE USED TO HELP WOMEN LOCALLY AND THE OTHER 25% GOES TO RESEARCH, AND WE WANTED TO ADHERE TO THE PROMISE THAT WE MADE. TODD: AND A REMINDER, THERE ARE STILL MANY OTHER LOCAL CHA