How You Can Get Involved

Become a Rider: Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or new to biking, we welcome you to join for any segment of the ride.

• Step 1: Click on “Become a Fundraiser” or “Start Fundraising”
• Step 2: Click on “Create a team”
• Step 3: Name your team and fill out the required prompts
• Step 4: Share your team page with your family, friends, and supporters!

Support a Rider: If cycling isn’t your thing, consider supporting a rider through donations or by meeting them at stops to offer encouragement.

• Step 1: Click on “Become a Fundraiser” or “Start Fundraising”
• Step 2: Click on “Join a team”
• Step 3: Search by team name, and donate to the rider of your choice

Donate: Every contribution brings us closer to a cure.

 Let’s come together to honor those affected by glioblastoma and make a meaningful impact. May the Fourth be with you!

** The top 5 fundraisers will receive exclusive GBMRO merchandise and 1 ticket to an upcoming fundraising event of their choice.

Event Details & Fundraising Goals

• There is NO charge to enter – this is all about the ride and the cause!
• We encourage each rider to set a personal fundraising goal of $500 to support glioblastoma research.
• Our goal is to raise $20K – $30K to support an important cause, and we’re asking each rider to help by sharing and promoting our fundraiser page.
• Participants can join the ride at any of the designated stops along the route.
• We’re also seeking corporate sponsors to help cover event costs – if you know a business that might want to support us, let us know!
• This event will continue to evolve as we develop everything – stay engaged, spread the word, and let’s make this something amazing!

Corporate Sponsorship:

The Glioblastoma Research Organization offers businesses a personalized tax write-off letter for the value of their donation. We are happy to provide more information about the organization and connect with interested sponsors directly. To inquire about corporate sponsorships, please email azul@gbmresearch.org.

Personal Connection:

This cause is deeply personal to me, as my mother is currently battling grade 4 glioblastoma. Organizing this ride is my way of honoring her strength and resilience, and contributing to the search for a cure. Your participation and support mean the world to our family and countless others affected by this disease.