DCC Riders Will Take To The Streets To Raise Money For Cancer
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MIAMI (CBSMiami) – For the fifth year in a row, cyclists will hit the road this weekend as part of the Dolphins Cycling Challenge—an event dedicated to the fight against cancer.
The DCC is a two-day event, which takes place this Saturday and Sunday, and has six different routes for participants to choose from. The routes range anywhere from 12 miles, with the longest a 104 mile-ride.
The event, a major community initiative, is a collaborative effort between the Miami Dolphins and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, with 100 percent of the rider-raised funds going directly to fund research at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. CBS4 is a corporate sponsor of the event.
CBS4's VP/General Manager Adam Levy and Chief Meteorologist Craig Setzer are set to participate in the ride.
Since its first ride in 2010, the DCC has raised almost $7 million.
CBS4's Rick Folbaum and Irika Sargent will help kick-off the event Friday with a half hour special at 7 p.m.
Whether you are a rider or not, the special will have all you need to know about the event.
During the special, some riders with touching stories will be profiled.
For more information on two-day, tri-county event, click here.
