First and foremost, thank you to everyone who supported my past PMC rides. With your generosity, I’ve been able to raise over $97,500 to date for this incredible cause. Last year’s ride was an unforgettable two days filled with beautiful weather, delicious food, a roadside chiropractor, and amazing friends.

This year marks a significant milestone for me—it’s my 25th year riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge! Even more special, my daughter, Kara, will be joining me for her first PMC ride. Sharing this experience with her is truly meaningful, and I’m so proud that we’re riding together to help make a difference in the fight against cancer.

As always, I’ll ride in memory of my father, Robert H. Moore, who lost his battle to cancer 37 years ago, as well as in honor of many family members, friends, and colleagues whose lives have been touched by this disease. I carry with me the memories of their kindness and the strength they showed throughout their battles. I’m also inspired by the resilience of those who have survived cancer.

On August 2nd and 3rd, I will once again participate in my 25th Pan-Mass Challenge, cycling 192 miles from Sturbridge to Provincetown. Donations to my ride directly support life-saving cancer research and treatment at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) in Boston. In 2023, the PMC raised $37 million, contributing to a total of $414 million since 1980—making it the largest single charity athletic fundraiser in the country.

What makes the PMC so impactful is its 100% donation efficiency—every dollar raised goes directly to DFCI. This event fuels the doctors, nurses, scientists, and support teams who work tirelessly to bring us closer.