Ride to End ALZ
 

RIDE TO END ALZ Spring Challenge

Sunday, April 18th, 2021

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The Best Bicycling Event for Charity!

The Ride to End ALZ is a cycling event for a range of riders, whether you’re a novice cyclist or avid enthusiast. Select a distance between 10-100 miles that pushes you to earn a medal you will cherish. With each mile, participants will fuel cutting-edge research targeted to change the trajectory of Alzheimer’s disease.

This event is for those that want to ride for the cause without traveling! Choose to ride indoors or outdoors near you. Registration is free and fundraising is encouraged, but not required.

$18,026 RAISED
GOAL $250,000
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GOAL $250,000
47 Days until the Ride

Your Experience

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TRAINING

Determine how many miles you need to train!

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ABOUT THIS RIDE

Choose how you will ride with us, together – yet apart

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FUNDRAISING

Go the extra mile to earn your Ride to End ALZ jersey.

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2021 Ride - Spring Virtual Event

Let’s Ride Together – Yet Apart

You can now register for this virtual event for free and fundraising is encouraged, but not required. You can earn some special rider perks that we will send you, in advance, and then it’s time for us all to get creative for what the ride plan will look like on April 18th. We will ride together in spirit, even if we can’t be together in person.

You likely are interested in the Ride to End ALZ because supporting those facing Alzheimer’s and all other dementia is important to you. If you or anyone you love needs information or support, the Alzheimer’s Association is here and available to help with:

Schedule:

Saturday, April 17th

  •   5 p.m. CST: Virtual Happy Hour for Top Fundraisers

Sunday, April 18th

  •   8 - 8:30 a.m. CST: LIVE Starting Line Ceremony Online
  •   8:30 - 10:30 a.m. CST: Ride with us indoors on Zwift or outdoors on your own.

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See also: Indoor/Outdoor Options, Virtual Happy Hour, Training Goals, Virtual Ride Perks

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Campaign Progress
of Goal
$18,026 Raised
$250,000.00
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Top Teams
Top 10 Companies
National Capital Area - DC
$3,090
Alzheimer's Association
$325
Team Purple
$25
Top Fundraisers
Top Donors
PSC Group Philanthropic Committee
David Benedict
Anonymous
Cooperberg Family
Katrina Olney
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How It Works

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1. REGISTER

Commit to making a difference by riding with us in 2021. We'll be here to support you from the moment you register all the way through event day. Choose a distance between 10-100 miles and register today!
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2. FUNDRAISE

We’ll provide tools to make fundraising easy. Fundraising is optional for our virtual challenges, but required for our in-person events. Work to earn great perks like a Ride to End ALZ medal and jersey!
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3. GO THE DISTANCE!

You are driven by determination to end this disease, and your participation helps move us towards the first survivor of Alzheimer’s. 100% of fundraising goes directly to Alzheimer's research.

There are a couple of ways you can be involved with our mission:

Whether a casual cyclist or an avid enthusiast, the Ride to End ALZ is a great way to connect with others and join the Alzheimer's cycling community. You can ride with us virtually or plan to attend one of our in person events to go the extra mile.

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Ride to End ALZ volunteers have a "whatever it takes" attitude and help take the event to the next level. Register today as a volunteer and go the extra mile by fundraising. We have volunteer needs for both our in-person and virtual events.

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100% Goes to
Research

Right now, there is no shortage of ideas in Alzheimer’s research — only dollars. But you can help change that. 100% of the funds you raise will go toward the Association’s efforts to discover methods of treatment and prevention for Alzheimer's and other dementias.

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