PMC Kids Ride For a Cause
Kids are invited to the bike ride to raise money for the Dana-Faber Cancer Institute
Natick kids are invited to ride their bikes to raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. This year, 35 Pan-Massachusetts Kids Rides will be held across New England, with over 6,000 bicyclists traveling between one and 26 miles for the cause.
The Natick Kids Ride event was started by Natick residents Missy McCauly, a PMC cyclist and Glynn Hawley, PMC director of provisions.
About 250 children between ages 2 and 12 are expected to participated, according to a release. The Natick route will take riders through the Belkin Family Lookout Farm on May 15. Participants must raise at least $25 and pay a $10 entrance fee.
There will be a party after the ride, which includes face painting, crafts, silent auction, raffles and healthy snacks.
Visit the event page to register. For more information, email Missy McCauley at missymccauley@gmail.com or call 800-WE-CYCLE.
Kate N.
12:07 pm on Sunday, April 17, 2011
My son is signed up! Can't wait to see him ride his bike and do something good for others at the same time! :)
Alissa Letkowski
12:08 pm on Sunday, April 17, 2011
That's great Kate! Good luck to him and all other participants!