On September 16, go on a 40-mile or 10-mile bike ride to support pediatric cancer research.
Bike along a car-free Storrow Drive and across the Emerald Necklace on a 40-mile journey through Boston's unique neighborhoods. You can also choose to take our more family-friendly and beginner 10-mile ride. Both courses start and finish on City Hall Plaza in downtown Boston.
A portion of your registration fee will benefit Boston Children's Hospital, but consider becoming a Hope Rider (or creating your own bike team!) to help raise even more funds to support cancer research.
This event is presented by Mayor Martin J. Walsh and new title sponsor, EF Education First, with special thanks to the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Lärabar, and Boloco.
The BCYF Division of Youth Engagement & Employment is hosting a Professional Clothing Drive Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., August 27 through September 12.
We are collecting lightly worn, freshly washed, professional clothes to give to youth in need at Ready, Set, Success!
Please join us in gathering clothes of varying sizes for young men and women who are in need of professional clothing. We've already confirmed more than 150 deserving students. Donations can be placed in the donation box in the BCYF Division of Youth Engagement & Employment lobby, 1483 Tremont Street, Mission Hill.
Join the Mayor's Youth Council, Love Your Block, & Harvard University at Youth Who Serve on Saturday, September 8 at 11:00 AM!
Bring your friends and spend the day at Youth Who Serve, a citywide day of service. Service projects include creating sensory kits for children, painting art murals throughout the City, and supporting Urban Farming Restoration! Register today to be a Youth Who Serves:
