I am participating in the Kids Brotherhood Ride to benefit the Southern New England Brotherhood Ride. I kindly ask for your help to reach my fundraising goal so I can participate in this event. 

The Southern New England Brotherhood Ride is a bicycle club made up of firefighters, law enforcement officers, and emergency medical personnel, both active and retired. Our mission is to honor first responders who have died in the line of duty in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. As we travel through each affected community we will provide their families with emotional and financial support. We will also raise awareness of the the sacrifices made by the first responders while serving and protecting their communities throughout Southern New England.

The Southern New England Brotherhood Ride is a non profit organization. Other than the cost of conducting the ride, all proceeds will go directly to the designated beneficiaries. No member of our organization collects a pay check or is reimbursed for their time. Everyone involved donates their personal and/or vacation time and time away from their families in order to complete our mission set forth to HONOR our fallen with DEDICATION and PRIDE to assure that we will NEVER FORGET their sacrifice. 

The 2021Cycling for the Fallen ride will honor 21 Line of duty deaths from Southern New England.

                                      Massachusetts                                                             

    FF William Cahill                               Trooper Thomas W. Devli

Somerville Fire Department                        Mass State Police

        Lt Brian Doherty                           Officer Jose Fontanez

  Boston Fire Department                    Boston Police Department

         FF Russell Horn                             FF Raymond Johnson

 New Bedford Fire Department                 Boston Fire Department

      FF/Officer Joey Marano                                  Deputy Chief John McGrath

Somerville FD, Boston College PD, Foxboro PD        Marlborough Fire Department

       FF Michael McLaughlin                                    Capt Dwight Robertson

       Mansfield Fire Department                                Weston Fire Department

    Deputy Chief Bradford Smith                     Detective John D. Songy

    Framingham Fire Department                   Rutland Police Department

            FF Christopher Still                               Lt Edward Suarez    

   Weymouth Fire Department                       Fitchburg Fire Department

                                        Anthony Thompson

                                      Boston Fire Department

                                                      Conneticut      

   Trooper First Class Eugene K. Baron                  Fire Marshall Todd Gagnon

        Connecticut State Police                                   Cromwell Fire Department

                                         Fire Marshall Timothy Smith

                                          Orange Fire Department

                                                 Rhode Island 

             Captain Gregory Coleman                            Lt Russell Freeman

             Cranston Fire Department               Rhode Island Department of Corrections

                                      Deputy Chief David Murphy

                                       Newport Fire Department

The Southern New England Brotherhood Ride is a bicycle club made up of firefighters, law enforcement officers, and emergency medical personnel, both active and retired. Our mission is to honor first responders who have died in the line of duty in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. As we travel through each affected community we will provide their families with emotional and financial support. We will also raise awareness of the the sacrifices made by the first responders while serving and protecting their communities throughout Southern New England.
        

Our team is made up of two groups, the riders and the support crew. The riders need to have a road bike or a tri bike and will pedal anywhere between 50-100 miles a day. The riders will ride through any type of weather to complete our mission of honoring our fallen brothers and sisters. The support crew may not be riding but they are what keeps the wheels rolling, without them the riders would not be able to endure the long days. The support crew keeps the riders safe and well nourished. The support crew works hard behind the scenes and are the backbone of our organization. 
      

The Southern New England Brotherhood Ride is a non profit organization. Other than the cost of conducting the ride, all proceeds will go directly to the designated beneficiaries. No member of our organization collects a pay check or is reimbursed for their time. Everyone involved donates their personal and/or vacation time and time away from their families in order to complete our mission set forth to HONOR our fallen with DEDICATION and PRIDE to assure that we will NEVER FORGET their sacrifice.