The Ride For Roswell

Riding Together to End Cancer

Join us for the 2021 Ride for ROswell

Let’s make the summer of 2021 impactful! Register for the Ride for Roswell and help end cancer.

There are two ways to participate: ride with us or ride your own way. While there are no fundraising minimums or registration fees this year, the funds raised help support the cutting-edge cancer research and patient-care programs offered at Roswell Park.

Ride with us

The best part about the Ride is coming together on a sunny, summer day and riding to end cancer. This year, we are excited to offer four different locations for you and your team to ride at:

University at Buffalo
Grand Island
Buffalo Outer Harbor
Niagara County Community College

Each location has a variety of distances available so you can choose what works best for you.

To stay within COVID-19 event regulations, there will be limited spaces for each timeslot and the most current coronavirus protocols will be in place. Waves of riders will be going out every 20 minutes.

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Ride Your Own way

Looking to do it all? Register to ride your own way and create the perfect Ride day experience.

You are in charge of everything – scouting a location, picking a date and length, and rallying all your family and friends together.

If you need a little help, we have suggested routes and a guide on how to create your route with step-by-step instructions.

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Why Ride?

We can tell you how much your participation makes a difference — in fact we have a whole page about it.

But what we’ve learned over the years is that riding is personal. We’ve all been touched by cancer is some way, and the Ride for Roswell is a way to fight back.

Ready to Join?

“My dad is still with us and still making memories. I ride in his honor.”

“With kids, they just want to be a part of something and so what better way to teach a life lesson than to get them involved in something so important as the Ride.”

Weegie: “How easy is it to get on a bike and ride?” Colleen: “For somebody that can’t.”

“When you ride for somebody, it's showing that you support them, that you care for somebody, and you care to cure cancer.”

“There’s no better experience than to see someone come from one of the darkest times of their life to crossing a finish line. It’s about what that finish line signifies for that patient, and for all of us.”