Register Today for the 2021 Pan-Florida Challenge Cancer Ride

Pan-Florida Challenge

Together, we’re funding cancer prevention research, resources, and patient support in the Southwest Florida community and beyond.

The Pan Florida Challenge Cancer Bike Ride is a charity bike ride offering multiple routes – from 30 to 200-miles – for all cycling skill levels.

With a start location in Tampa for our 100-mile bike ride and 200-mile bike ride, and also multiple cycling distances for our Fort Myers bike ride, our multi-day cycling event in Florida brings riders from across the U.S. together to raise money for Moffitt Cancer Center, provide financial support for cancer patients, and distribute cancer fighting food to undernourished children throughout Florida.

The Bike Ride

Learn how to ride with family, friends, and colleagues in the 2021 Pan-Florida Challenge Cancer Bike Ride. Choose from 30, 62, 100 or 200-miles and start locations in Fort Myers and Tampa, Florida.

PFC Power Packs™

We take nutrition seriously, as studies have shown its role in preventing certain types of cancers. Through the distribution of these packs we provide cancer fighting food to undernourished children throughout Florida.

Donate

1OO% of every donation supports our mission to fund cancer prevention research and education with partners like Moffitt Cancer Center, provide financial support for cancer patients, and distribute PFC Power Packs™.

Our Mission at Pan-Florida Challenge

We are a non-profit organization based in Naples, Florida dedicated to cancer prevention and patient support. Our main fundraiser is our annual cycling event. Learn how cancer prevention with the help of diet and nutrition has become a new component to the future of Pan-Florida Challenge.

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"My wife’s father passed away from cancer and two of my close friends recently lost their battle with cancer. It made me realize we must step up our efforts to find a cure for this horrible disease. (...) What makes riding with the Pan-Florida Challenge worthwhile is the satisfaction of doing something I love while also helping others in need. This will be my fourth year riding. I’m at a point in my life where I can give back, and it feels really good to help others."

Craig Manchen

"The hook of cancer is always with me and a part of me. My mother died of colon cancer; I had an uncle that died of brain cancer; my mother’s brother died of leukemia. When I do this ride I think of my family and those that I’ve lost. I’m doing it in part for them because I’m here, I can do it, and I enjoy it. So it’s a way for me to acknowledge and remember them."

Robert Vigorito

"The Pan-Florida Challenge Cancer Ride resonates with me because so many people have been affected by a cancer diagnosis; whether it was themselves, a loved one, a friend, a neighbor. No matter the outcome, good or bad, it is a major life event for everyone involved."

Madison Kelly