“Having an opportunity to come together with more than 1,000 riders, volunteers, and donors who have committed their time and resources to brightening kids’ lives is truly an inspiring experience,” said Amy Rossman, Executive Director at Rodman for Kids.

In order to create a safer route and overall better experience for riders, participants, volunteers, & staff, we are packing up our bikes and moving to 38 Neponset Avenue in Foxboro, MA!

Like anyone who has ever quickly closed a deal, Ed Kelley wondered if he should have asked for more. As president of The Robert F. Kennedy Children’s Action Corps, a nonprofit that operates programs…

As always, our top priority is the health and safety of our riders, volunteers, guests and staff. In addition to fielding a limited pool of riders this year, we have implemented a number of guidelines with consideration to the COVID-19.

Do you love to ride a bicycle? Do you want to give back to your community by raising funds to help at-risk kids? If you answered YES to both of those questions, you should consider signing up to Ride…

Bicycle accidents often result from something happening on the right – a car door opening or someone pulling into the street without seeing a cyclist. This causes the cyclist to swerve into the traffic…

When Don Rodman endeavored to pen his story, along with those of several friends who share his philanthropic spirit, he did so with the goal of exposing a new generation to the joy of giving back…