Pedal the Cause—San Diego announced that the second annual cycling event successfully raised $1 million dollars for cancer research at Sanford-Burnham, the Salk Institute, and UCSD Moores Cancer Center.
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Team Sanford-Burnham, along with more than 750 riders, crossed the finish line to thundering applause and enthusiastic cheers on Sept. 21 as the second annual Pedal the Cause San Diego bike event came to a successful end. Continue reading “2014 Pedal the Cause San Diego was a phenomenal success”
On Sunday, September, 21 over 40 volunteers came out to support Pedal the Cause San Diego at the Sanford-Burnham cheer tent located at the top of the Torrey Pines mesa. Continue reading “Thank you to our Sanford-Burnham Cheerleaders”
Team Sanford-Burnham is gearing up for the big Pedal the Cause San Diego ride this Saturday and Sunday (Sept. 20 and 21). Pedal the Cause, the only multi-day cycling fundraiser to support cancer research in San Diego, provides critical funding to the community’s National Cancer Institute-designated cancer centers. As home to three NCI-designated cancer centers, San Diego has long been a powerhouse for cancer research, prevention, and treatment. Continue reading “Pedal the Cause San Diego gears up for its second annual ride”
On July 24, Bella Vista Social Club & Caffe hosted a special happy hour in support of Team Sanford-Burnham and Pedal the Cause. 15 percent of all proceeds raised from the happy hour went directly to help Team Sanford-Burnham reach their 2014 fundraising goal. Continue reading “Team Sanford-Burnham happy hour success”
Pedal the Cause San Diego will host the next lecture in the Forums series at our La Jolla campus on Wednesday, July 23, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Pedal the Cause Forums is an exciting and understandable TED-like lecture series focused on the future of cancer research, life sciences, health and wellness, and more. Continue reading “Pedal the Cause Forums series heads to Sanford-Burnham”