Coast to Coast for Hope

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  Coast to Coast for Hope is a charitable organization dedicated to active philanthropy and building support to benefit the struggle against life-threatening diseases. Founded in 2003 by a group of college seniors who travelled across the United States by bicycle to raise awareness for cancer research, Coast to Coast for Hope has raised over $50,000.00 to help fight cancer and engage young people in ambitious, thoughtful community service. Click here to learn more!

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ZHOPE

Posted by Brian on March 6th, 2009

Howdy everyone,

I’m excited to announce that Coast to Coast for Hope’s 2009 campaign has officially launched.  This year’s team will be riding in support of the Zachary DeRidder Foundation and their "ZHOPE Coast to Coast Ride".  The team will be working to grow a donation to the Lance Armstrong Foundation and a handful of other charities. 

Zach DeRidder’s battle against liver cancer is an inspiring story and the 2009 team is wholly dedicated to the cause Zach sought to advance.  We’ve setup the 2009 team’s fundraising page and are in the planning stages for the 2009 Ride.  Check back soon for more updates on the 2009 team’s campaign and for information on how you can help the team hit the road.

- Brian

Click here to read more about the Zachary DeRidder Foundation

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