Hundreds ride across New York, New Jersey to support kids with serious illnesses
600 cyclists rode across New York and New Jersey on Thursday to support children with serious illnesses.
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Jul 31, 2021, 2:36 AM
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Updated 992 days ago
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13ds agoHitting the road for a good cause – 600 cyclists rode across New York and New Jersey on Thursday to support children with serious illnesses.
The effort was part of Bike-4 Chai.
The annual event raised more than $10 million this year, as well as $50 million over the past 12 years.
All of the proceeds go to Chai Lifeline – an international children's health support network that helps kids with life-threatening diseases.
