The Chicagoland Tour de Cure® is the premier cycling fundraising event of the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) that creates a sense of unity and shared purpose in the fight to end diabetes. The event offers routes for all ages and abilities including 5, 12, 30 and 63-mile routes. The Tour de Cure provides a unique opportunity for individuals to combine their love for cycling with a greater purpose. Riders raise awareness about diabetes and contribute to the fight against this chronic disease. The event is not just about cycling; it's also a powerful fundraising platform. Riders raise funds directly supporting the American Diabetes Association's efforts to advance research, education, advocacy, and support for those with diabetes. Lastly, the Tour de Cure brings together a diverse and vibrant community of individuals, all united by their commitment to fighting diabetes. To learn more, please visit: www.diabetes.org/chicagotour.
• Fundraising Minimum: Every dollar raised supports lifesaving diabetes research, advocacy efforts, as well as programs and initiatives. Raise a minimum of $250 ($50 for youth aged 17 and under) to begin receiving recognition gifts and awards. The more you raise, the more you’ll be recognized for your efforts in the fight to end diabetes!
• Recognizing Participants with Diabetes: Tour de Cure recognizes a rider living with diabetes as a Red Rider®. Red Riders are a core part of Tour de Cure, and they receive special perks, recognition, a Red Rider jersey to wear proudly, and much more at the event! Be sure to select that you are a Red Rider when registering.
• Download the NEW Tour de Cure Mobile App: Keep Tour de Cure in the palm of your hands! This brand-new app, required for all participants, allows you to track your mileage, participate in fun challenges, track your fundraising progress, and so much more! Download the Donor Drive app and then look for ADA: Tour de Cure.
Where: Pottawatomie Park 8 North Ave St. Charles, IL 60174
When: Saturday, August 10, 2024
ADA Contact: Kayla Carter, 703-253-4857 Ext: 6562, kcarter@diabetes.org
