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Riding the Miles. Sharing the Stories. Transforming Lives.

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Join our cross-country cycling journey to raise awareness and funds for ALS research & care. Every mile brings hope to thousands affected by ALS.

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Changing the Future of ALS Together. Your gift fuels our 4,000-mile ride - and the fight for a cure. Every 90 minutes, someone in the United States is diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)  — a progressive and fatal disease that slowly robs people of their ability to move, speak, and breathe. There is currently no cure. Coast to Coast 4 ALS was created to change that. This extraordinary effort brings together riders, families, researchers, and supporters for a 4,000-mile cycling journey across 12 states  to raise awareness and critical funding for ALS research and patient support. Inspired by the courage of Laura Olds , and the resilience of the ALS community, this ride turns every mile into momentum for change. Your donation helps: • Fund groundbreaking ALS research  through the Packard Center for ALS Research at Johns Hopkins • Support care and independence programs  for people living with ALS through Team Gleason • Expand awareness so more families receive the support they need ALS moves quickly. The need for research, care, and hope is urgent. Every dollar moves us closer to treatments, better care, and ultimately — a cure. Together, we are turning miles into impact to end ALS. Be part of the journey. Donate today and help us ride toward a cure.
Raised
$13,273
Goal
$20,000
233 supporters
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Feed fundraiser card link to Coast 2 Coast 4 ALS
Coast2Coast4ALS logo
Official fundraiser

Coast 2 Coast 4 ALS

Changing the Future of ALS Together. Your gift fuels our 4,000-mile ride - and the fight for a cure. Every 90 minutes, someone in the United States is diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)  — a progressive and fatal disease that slowly robs people of their ability to move, speak, and breathe. There is currently no cure. Coast to Coast 4 ALS was created to change that. This extraordinary effort brings together riders, families, researchers, and supporters for a 4,000-mile cycling journey across 12 states  to raise awareness and critical funding for ALS research and patient support. Inspired by the courage of Laura Olds , and the resilience of the ALS community, this ride turns every mile into momentum for change. Your donation helps: • Fund groundbreaking ALS research  through the Packard Center for ALS Research at Johns Hopkins • Support care and independence programs  for people living with ALS through Team Gleason • Expand awareness so more families receive the support they need ALS moves quickly. The need for research, care, and hope is urgent. Every dollar moves us closer to treatments, better care, and ultimately — a cure. Together, we are turning miles into impact to end ALS. Be part of the journey. Donate today and help us ride toward a cure.
Raised
$264,798
Goal
$500,000
154 supporters
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Donors

  • John Frenaye
    To the fundraiser: Coast 2 Coast 4 ALS

    Been way too long since scouts. Wishing Laura, Todd, Nick, Connor, and Julia strength as you face ALS.

  • David Sink
    To the fundraiser: Coast 2 Coast 4 ALS

    Donating in support of my friend Dr. Bryan Peters who is fighting ALS.

  • Zachary Davis
    To the fundraiser: Coast 2 Coast 4 ALS

    Watched you ride into the Starboard … very inspirational! Thank you 🚲 🦈 🍊

  • Elizabeth Johnson
    To the fundraiser: Coast 2 Coast 4 ALS

    Congratulations to the team on this amazing achievement.
    Love
    The Johnson Family

  • Diana Love
    To the fundraiser: Team Naptown Scoop

    In honor of a wonderful neighbor and friend to so many, Laura Olds.