Jack FreemanJimmy’s Brother Team Quest Register to Ride While my family has always been passionate about raising money and spreading awareness for autism; bike to the beach was the first organization that was able to empower me personally to take action and make a huge difference for our local autism community. They make it easy…
Bike to the Beach wants to share your events! Our rides are all about community, and not just on ride day, so we want to help bring everyone together throughout the ride season. If you’re planning to host a training ride, fundraising event/happy hour, or autism community event we’d like to share it with the…
Bike to the Beach is the Nation’s largest autism century ride series. However, we more than a one day event. We are a national community, a lifestyle, and a family. We are a community of socially conscious and focused individuals that do not shy away from personal challenges and seek out ways to help our communities. After…
Bike to the Beach is not just great because it is fun, helps you get in shape, fosters lifelong friendships, changes lives of individuals with autism locally, but it is also great because each day, we are moving the cause of autism forward nationally and globally as well. Autism Speaks is our national partner, and…
Bike to the Beach is a great event for riders of all levels. For a first time century rider, or someone looking to knock off the rust, Bike to the Beach’s Training Plan, Cycling Tips, Events, Training Rides and event structure makes 100 mile success inevitable. While the ride has its share of B2B veterans…
The Crossroads School, one of our local partner organizations, views the community as an extension of their campus. They bring their students to local businesses, such as Target, to generalize skills learned in the classroom: We gave The Crossroads School over $25,000 last year to help them with their piece to make a difference for everyone.…
In 2016, David Finnegan joined the Bike to the Beach New England Community when he participated in our 4th Annual Bike to the Beach New England Ride, a 100 mile bike ride for autism. Finnegan’s participation in the ride was inspired by his seven year old son, Henry. Henry was diagnosed as profoundly deaf at 10 months, and eventually…
