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For nine years, thousands of cycling participants of all abilities and ages enjoy bike riding in the annual non-competitive, family-oriented Ride Cincinnati event, while at the same time, raising important funds for Breast Cancer Research.
The Ride Cincinnati’s scenic course begins in the southern corner of downtown Cincinnati at Yeatman’s Cove in Sawyer Point and continues over the pedestrian-only Purple People Bridge, then meanders through several cities in Northern Kentucky. The course returns cyclists back to the Ride Cincinnati Celebration Party at Sawyer Point.
Destination markers along the course guide participants to choose the length of their own personal ride.
The 2016 Ride Cincinnati event will take place on Sunday, June 12, 2016.
Ride Cincinnati is the first cycling event to raise funds for Breast Cancer Research in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Ride Cincinnati was founded in 2007 by Dr. Harvey Harris, his family and two friends, whose families have been touched by breast cancer. This event is dedicated to the life of Marlene Harris and all others who have, and continue to be, affected by this terrible disease.
Ride Cincinnati Event Proceeds
All proceeds from Ride Cincinnati will benefit Breast Cancer Research at the The Barrett Cancer Center
2012/2013 Ride Cincinnati Pilot Grants Program
Kakajan Komurov PhD – Targeting Metabolic Vulnerabilites of ERB2-Driven Breast Cancers
Lisa Privette-Vinnedge PhD – Defining the Role of the DEK oncongene in breast cancer stem cell tumorigenicity and pre-clinical testing of therapeutic DEK targeting strategies
Nelson Horseman PhD – Prognostic Evaluations of Serotonin and PTHrP in Individual Human Breast Tumor Specimens
Jinsong Zhang PhD – Regulation and Function of LM07 in Metastatic Breast Cancer
Nira Ben-Jonathan PhD – Imaging Breast Tumors by their Dopamine Receptor Signature
Jessica Guarnaschelli MD – Study investigating the in vitro and in vivo effects of Cellcept on the growth of Neoplastic Breast Adenocarcinoma cells
Elyse Lower MD – Assessment of Adjuvant “Hormone -therapy Fatigue” in Breast Cancer
The Ride Cincinnati Foundation donated $280,000 in 2013.
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