Tri-Town

The Tri-Town PMC Kids Rides is back! The ride encourages riders in the Canton, Randolph, Sharon and Stoughton area to get involved. 

We hope that you will join us as we raise money for cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

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• 8:30 - 9 am – Rider check-in
• 9:15 am – Opening Ceremonies
• 9:30 - 11 am – RIDE!
• 10:30 - 11:30 am – Party with games, food, raffles and more! 

• Short Loop: Designed for children 5 and under, and those on tricycles, balance bikes, and big wheels, it is a closed course contained within a parking lot in front of Tree Top Adventure. There is plenty of space for parents to cheer their children on! This is not a race, but a ride, so kids are welcome to ride either loop as many times as they like!
• Long Loop: Designed for riders without training wheels, it is a closed course, one mile loop around the ICC and Treetop Adventures. This is not a race, but a ride, so kids are welcome to ride either loop as many times as they like!
• Virtual Rider: Virtual riders are those who would prefer to ride on their own and not in person at the event. Virtual riders who raise $50 or more will receive an official PMC Kids Rides t-shirt and water bottle at the end of June for spring rides. Virtual riders have no registration fee or fundraising commitment.

Parents will need to create an account or log in with an existing account to register their child or family. When creating an account, please enter the parent's information first, as there will be a separate section in registration to enter the child's information.

Under "Event Option" parents will be able to select a route for each child. Riders have a $20 registration fee and a $40 fundraising minimum. Parents will need to sign a waiver and agree to the fundraising commitment in order to complete registration. In-person riders will receive their rider kit at the ride.

Virtual Rider

Parents will be able to select the “Virtual Rider” route if their child will not be riding in person but still wants to support the PMC Kids Rides program. Virtual riders can ride in their own neighborhood on the day of the ride or whenever they'd like! If a virtual rider raises $50 or more, they will receive an official PMC Kids Rides t-shirt and water bottle at the end of September for fall rides. 

Once registration is complete for both in-person and virtual riders, parents will receive a confirmation email with information on how to log into their management page to customize donation pages and to track donations.

100 percent of all rider-raised dollars go directly to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

Donate online or by check. Checks can be made payable to the Pan-Mass Challenge or PMC. Please send all checks to:

PMC Kids Rides
77 4^th Ave
Needham, MA 02494

Make sure that the rider's name is listed so they can receive credit!

The PMC Kids Rides program follows all public health regulations and guidelines for your area.

General Safety Tips!

1. Wear a properly-fitted helmet (children are required to wear helmets when participating).
2. Ride in control – this is not a race.
3. Hands should remain on handlebars.
4. Never wear any kind of headphones. You need to hear clearly.
5. Follow the ride guides and volunteers.
6. When passing other rides, make sure to yell “on your left!” Never pass riders on the right.
7. If you need to slow down or stop to cross an intersection or obstacle, yell “slowing” or “stopping” to alert those behind you.

Each PMC Kids Ride has a licensed medical professional on site.

Get the entire family involved and support the event by volunteering! Be a ride marshal, work at a water stop, help distribute snacks and more. Volunteers will need to create an account and then will be able to select the position(s) that they would like.

Meet Tri-Town PMC Kids Rides Pedal Parter Kieran!

Kieran is a sports-loving four-year-old boy who loves the Bruins, Red Sox, Celtics, Revolution and Patriots. He loves the arts and crafts at the clinic and hanging with all his friends! 

If you are interested in learning more about the PMC Pedal Partner program, please contact Katie Iwanowicz, PMC Pedal Partner Program Coordinator, at katie@pmc.org 

Thank you to our sponsors!

The Tri-Town PMC Kids Rides relies on local sponsors to help keep costs low and so that the PMC can continue to donate 100 percent of every rider-raised dollar directly to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. If you or your company are interested in becoming a sponsor or donating items (pizza, ice cream, snacks, sporting tickets, gift cards, baskets, etc), please click on the button below.