43 for 43: Two Stories. One Mission.

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Cancer changed both of these mens lives. 

For Tyler, cancer took his mother. For Dylan, cancer took his mother, then came for his young 18mo daughter, Isla. After years of treatment, hospital stays, and battles no child should ever have to endure, Isla is now a cancer survivor.

Two different stories. One shared pain. And one shared promise:

We can do more.

Dylan and Tyler are both active in endurance sports, but this challenge isn't about proving how far they can push themselves. It's about using every mile to stand beside children who are fighting for their lives and families who are fighting alongside them.

For 43 days, they will ride 43 miles every single day, 1,849 miles in total. The number 43 represents the approximately 43 children diagnosed with cancer each day in the United States.

They will ride when they're tired. They will ride when it hurts. They will ride because children battling cancer don't get to choose when their fight begins or when it ends.

This is bigger than a bike ride.

It's a fight for awareness. It's a fight for hope. It's a way to tell families facing childhood cancer: you are not alone.

And most importantly, 100% of every dollar raised will go toward supporting children and families affected by childhood cancer.

On May 1st they will begin cycling 43 miles for 43 days totaling 1,849 miles across Missouri and Kansas.
For every child. For every family. For every fight.