With heartfelt gratitude, we thank every cyclist, sponsor, and volunteer who made the 4th Annual Gear Up Against Kids Cancer Ride a truly unforgettable success!
Your incredible dedication and support continue to fuel our mission — raising awareness and vital funds to fight childhood cancer. We simply couldn’t do it without you.
This event keeps growing thanks to your enthusiasm and generosity. Since its inception, nearly 2,000 cyclists have joined forces to ride over 100,000 miles and raise more than $75,000 — all in support of groundbreaking childhood cancer research happening right here in San Antonio.
We do owe you a slightly awkward apology for the delay in sharing event photos. Let’s just say we got a little tangled up in the excitement (and maybe some scissors and tape)! But the wait is over — click the link below to relive the magic of that amazing day.
Click HERE to view and download (for free!) some of your favorite moments from the  4th Annual Gear Up Against Kids Cancer!
SAVE THE DATE!
5th Annual Gear Up Against Kids Cancer Ride
📅 Saturday, May 2, 2026
🎟 Early-bird registration is OPEN — just $50!
(solerssports.raceentry.com/races/gear-up-against-kids-cancer/2026/register)
Join us again to pedal for a purpose and make a difference in the lives of kids battling cancer.
👉 Register Now and be part of the movement!
About Gear Up Against Kids Cancer
Gear Up Against Kids Cancer is an annual cycling event benefiting the Greehey Children’s Cancer Research Institute (Greehey CCRI), a leader in advancing cures and treatments for childhood cancers. Riders of all skill levels come together to support lifesaving research while enjoying a safe, community‑focused ride through San Antonio.
Proceeds from the event directly support innovative pediatric cancer research aimed at improving outcomes and quality of life for children and families affected by cancer. By participating, riders, volunteers, and sponsors help fuel discoveries that move promising science from the lab to the clinic.
Gear Up Against Kids Cancer is more than a bike ride—it’s a commitment to giving children a healthier future.
