This year I am doing a 50-mile bike ride with my friend Tracey for Bikes Fight Cancer. This is a great cause with all donations going to cancer research. I'm hoping to raise even the minimum of $100.00. If anyone is able to make a $5.00 donation that would be a great help. Thank you!
BIKES FIGHT CANCER
Love Bikes? Hate Cancer? This is the ride for you!
Overview:
Bikes Fight Cancer Charity Ride, Powered by Valley Solar is an exciting FUNdraising bike ride in Western Mass, where every pedal contributes to funding organizations providing cancer care and services. Choose your ride with 25-mile and 50-mile routes traversing the picturesque Pioneer Valley and along the Connecticut River. The 50-mile ride promises an extra thrill with rewarding views for riders. After the ride, enjoy post-event activities like a kids trail ride, awesome food trucks, and, of course, enjoy Tree House's exceptional beer. This is an unmissable event!
About Bikes Fight Cancer:
Bikes Fight Cancer Inc. is a Western Massachusetts 501(c)(3) that uses its love of bikes to lessen the burden of a cancer diagnosis for patients, families, and caregivers. Through athletic events like the Bikes Fight Cancer Charity Ride and the Bikes Fight Cancer PMC Team, we aim to empower a community to participate, donate, and fundraise in the fight against cancer. Through these activities, Bikes Fight Cancer can provide funding to organizations offering valuable cancer care and services, as well as those advancing cancer research.
Bikes Fight Cancer started in 2006 with 3 friends from Palmer, and has become a powerhouse group of fundraising athletes, raising over $1 million in support of cancer research and care. As a registered 501c3 organization, Bikes Fight Cancer uses our love of bikes to raise funds for valuable cancer research, care and services to lessen the burden of a cancer diagnosis.
Through athletic events like our Bikes Fight Cancer Charity Ride, Powered by Valley Solar, we aim to empower a community to participate, donate, and fundraise in the fight against cancer.