2020 will be my 33rd year in the PMC!
For the last 32 summers, the first weekend in August has been PMC weekend. (Actually, in 1988, I think it was the second weekend!)
This year I once again signed up to ride the two day PMC and finish in Provincetown, however, world events intervened. The 2020 PMC will not take place as it has for the past 40 years. It is a virtual event, but we still will be fundraising.
The profile picture now shown here is from Sunday of the 2019 PMC along the Cape Cod Canal!
Why make a contribution? Cancer research is making great strides and the money raised by the PMC is not restricted as are most government grants. This allows the Dana Farber to do new research not allowed before. But more research still needs to be done and new cures need to be found. Through all this research comes better treatments and cures that allow for better and longer lives.
This is my 33rd year that I have been involved with the PMC. There have been many remarkable breakthroughs in research these past few years and many would not be possible without the work of the Pan Mass Challenge. A lot has changed over the years, but the goal still remains the same, finding a cure for cancer.
Other reasons why I ride and volunteer:
In Memory Of:
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In Honor and Support Of:
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2020 will be my 33rd year in the PMC!
For the last 32 summers, the first weekend in August has been PMC weekend. (Actually, in 1988, I think it was the second weekend!)
This year I once again signed up to ride the two day PMC and finish in Provincetown, however, world events intervened. The 2020 PMC will not take place as it has for the past 40 years. It is a virtual event, but we still will be fundraising.
The profile picture now shown here is from Sunday of the 2019 PMC along the Cape Cod Canal!
Why make a contribution? Cancer research is making great strides and the money raised by the PMC is not restricted as are most government grants. This allows the Dana Farber to do new research not allowed before. But more research still needs to be done and new cures need to be found. Through all this research comes better treatments and cures that allow for better and longer lives.
This is my 33rd year that I have been involved with the PMC. There have been many remarkable breakthroughs in research these past few years and many would not be possible without the work of the Pan Mass Challenge. A lot has changed over the years, but the goal still remains the same, finding a cure for cancer.
Other reasons why I ride and volunteer:
In Memory Of:
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In Honor and Support Of:
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I have chosen to keep all of my donors' information confidential; therefore it is not displayed on my PMC public donor list.
