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title: Fundraise
description: 100 percent of every rider-raised dollar from the PMC Kids Rides Program goes directly to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute – every donation makes a difference
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# Fundraise

 Fundraise Page Navigation

## PMC Kids Rides Fundraising

100 percent of every rider-raised dollar goes directly to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute – every donation makes a difference. 

## **PMC Kids Rides Fundraising Incentives**

Riders who go above and beyond with their fundraising will be recognized for their fundraising efforts as Power Pedalers, Heavy Hitters, and Breakaway Fundraisers.

- **Power Pedaler **– $100
- **Heavy Hitter** –$500
- **Breakaway Fundraiser **– $1,000

[ Find a Ride ](https://kids.pmc.org/find-a-ride) [ Donate to a Rider ](https://donate.kids.pmc.org)

## Kids Helping Kids

![PMC-Kids-Rides-Badge_300](https://kids.pmc.org/hs-fs/hubfs/PMC%20Kids%20Rides%20images/PMC-Kids-Rides-Badge_300.png?width=150&height=150&name=PMC-Kids-Rides-Badge_300.png)PMC Kids Rides fundraising supports pediatric cancer research and care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Jimmy Fund, enabling kids to help kids.

For years, pediatric oncology has been one of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s largest allocations of the PMC’s annual gift. PMC Kids Rides fundraising continues to strengthen pediatric research and care at one of the nation’s top pediatric cancer programs. 

*“The funds that we derive from PMC impact us is so many different ways. Pediatric cancer only gets a fraction of the attention as well as the money from the government in terms of support, and so we rely on generous donors, riders, as well as families (who) have donated their time, their effort, their sweat to ride. And with that money, collectively, we’re able to do so much.”*  
*– Dr. Susan Chi, Clinical Director of Pediatric Neuro-Oncology*

## Fundraising Tips

We know that normal fundraising techniques will be hard this year. Here are some creative ideas to make fundraising "fun"raising!

- Set up a [Facebook Fundraiser](https://kids.pmc.org/facebook-fundraisers)
- Write a personal letter to send to friends, family, and neighbors. Let them know what you are doing and why you are riding.
- Make giving easy - When writing your letters, include a self-addressed stamped envelope or a link to your direct fundraising page.
- Take your letter to local businesses to see if they will sponsor your ride.
- Send an email to your friends and family letting them know how to donate to your ride [online](https://donate.kids.pmc.org/).
- Remember to write a personal thank you note to all your sponsors.
- Offer to do chores around the house in exchange for a contribution to your ride
- Walk your neighbor’s dog for a contribution (while following all public health regulations and guidelines).
- Have your family put all their loose change into a donation jar

## **How Your Fundraising Adds Up**

Here are some examples of how your fundraising and donations could make an impact at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute:

- **$25** provides activities for pediatric patients in the Jimmy Fund Clinic
- **$100** provides a patient with a visit from a clinical social worker 
    - *$100 = Power Pedaler*
- **$150** helps provide specialized cancer diagnostic supplies
- **$250** can support Dana-Farber's Mammography Van, providing mobile screening and breast health awareness services
- **$500 **can fuel specialised monitoring and testing used in the research of new and experimental treatments  
    - *$500 = Heavy Hitter*
- **$1,000** can provide support for new breakthrough clinical trials 
    - *$1,000 = Breakaway Fundraiser*

![dfci-pmc-kids-rides-fundraising-amounts-2026](https://kids.pmc.org/hs-fs/hubfs/dfci-pmc-kids-rides-fundraising-amounts-2026.jpg?width=200&height=259&name=dfci-pmc-kids-rides-fundraising-amounts-2026.jpg)

[Learn more here](https://kids.pmc.org/hubfs/dfci-pmc-kids-rides-fundraising-amounts-2026.pdf)

## Ways to Give

The PMC Kids Rides Program can accept donations online and by check. [Search for a rider](https://donate.kids.pmc.org) to donate to or [find a ride](https://kids.pmc.org/find-a-ride) to support.

Read about more ways to give [here](https://kids.pmc.org/ways-to-give).

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## **Donate Online**

Each PMC Kids Ride participant has his or her own online fundraising page. PMC Kids Ride registration is completed as a family and the adult completing registration will have the option to set up a family fundraising page (ideal for families with more than one child participating in a PMC Kids Ride) in addition to each rider's fundraising page.

Each rider has a [donation page](https://donate.kids.pmc.org) and a [profile page](https://profile.kids.pmc.org) where photos and information about why they're riding and fundraising can be shared.

Families are encouraged to share these links by email and on social media to solicit donations for the PMC Kids Ride.

## **Donate by Check**

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

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

Make sure that the rider's name is listed so they can receive credit to their PMC Kids Ride fundraising!

[ Donate to a Rider ](https://donate.kids.pmc.org/) [ Find a Ride ](https://kids.pmc.org/find-a-ride)

## Non-Profit Documents

The PMC's tax ID / EIN number is 04-2746912

No one is permitted to use the PMC tax ID # to open bank accounts for fundraising or any other purpose.

[ Download PMC 501(c)(3) ](https://kids.pmc.org/hubfs/PMC%20Downloads/fundraising_pmc501c3.pdf) [ Download PMC W-9 ](https://kids.pmc.org/hubfs/W-9-PMC-2022.pdf)