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16th Annual Boston Brain Tumor Ride
Formerly the Ride for Research
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Waltham, MA
ATTENTION: If you have participated in the Ride before, you must login prior to registering.
Online Registration is now CLOSED: Please come to packet pickup for late registration or register on Ride day.
Pan-Mass Challenge Participants! Receive half off your $500.00 fundraising minimum with proof of Pan-Mass registration. A great way to prepare!
NEW! Join the Ride group on Facebook!
Hosting an event to support the Ride? Post it in our event calendar for all participants to see! Email RideInfo@braintumor.org for more information.
2 - Team Mawn ($48,065.00)
3 - Whatevros for B.A.S ($36,167.00)
4 - Allie's Team ($25,309.00)
5 - Lisa's Riders ($21,849.00)
2 - Karen Fobert ($17,150.00)
3 - Bill Coffman ($14,055.00)
4 - James Mawn ($12,900.00)
5 - Lauren Farber ($12,264.00)
Welcome to the National Brain Tumor Society's Boston Brain Tumor Ride, formerly known as the Ride for Research, a family-friendly bike ride and community day to support the National Brain Tumor Society! We've changed the name to raise awareness about the event and to bring the cause forefront. The Ride has come a long way in 15 years to become one of New England's premier fundraising events. With your help we can make this year's Ride our best ever!
Sign-up to ride 10, 25, or 50 miles through greater Boston by clicking the Register button above. You can also volunteer or participate as a Virtual Rider.
National Brain Tumor Society holds races, rides and walks around the country to support the vast needs of the brain tumor community. In 2009, 25,000 people participated in our events and raised nearly $5 million to:
- Empower brain tumor patients, families, and caregivers with information, online programs, personalized responses, direct connections to others, and more.
- Fund results-driven research to accelerate the discovery of new therapies for adult and pediatric brain tumors.
- Raise awareness and advocate on brain tumor issues.
National Brain Tumor Society is fiercely committed to improving the lives of all those affected by brain tumors. To find out more, visit our website at www.braintumor.org.
