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PMC Pedal Partners are paired with a PMC Winter Cycle session so that riders in each session can ride in support of each Pedal Partner.

 

MFS_color-2PMC Pedal Partners are pediatric patients at the Jimmy Fund who are paired with riders and teams in the Pan-Mass Challenge, PMC Winter Cycle, and PMC Kids Rides Program. The PMC Pedal Partner Program offers an inspiring opportunity for PMC Pedal Partners to connect with riders cycling and raising funds for cancer research and treatment in their honor.

 

The PMC Pedal Partner program is proudly presented by MFS Investment Management.

Seba

8:30 AM Session Pedal Partner

Seba, 1, is the PMC Pedal Partner for the first session of the day. Seba's family says that Dana-Farber has held their hands through the most difficult journey they've been on and that the care he has received has been exceptional.

Maddie

9:45 AM Session Pedal Partner

Maddie, 11, has been a patient at Dana-Farber for over 8 years. Because of the treatment she received, Maddie is now thriving in 6th grade and loves competitive dance and softball.

Charlie

11 AM Session Pedal Partner

Charlie, 7, loves to dance and has not let her diagnosis and treatment stop her from twirling! She loves going to the Jimmy Fund Clinic to play music, craft, and see all her friends! It is a true testament to the entire staff that it is such a fun and positive experience for her.

Emma

12:15 PM Session Pedal Partner

Emma, 14, is the PMC Pedal Partner for the 12:15 PM session.

 

The Jimmy Fund was such an important part of Emma's treatment and her finding some positivity while she was there.

Olivia

1:30 PM Session Pedal Partner

Olivia, 5, is the PMC Pedal Partner for the 1:30 PM session.

 

The doctors, nurses and child life specialists at the Jimmy Fund Clinic always go above and beyond to make Liv feel loved and supported. Her family has a long road ahead but is grateful for DFCI, the Jimmy Fund, and what they are doing for her. Their "Spidey Girl" is still able to laugh, smile, and play with her favorite Hot Wheels cars like a normal 5-year-old should.