“Noah’s Ride,” Raises Funds For Diabetes

Noah, the 22 year old cancer survivor, for whom Sunday’s “Noah’s Ride” is named after, instructs 60 miler participants on the layout of the course. The well- attended, long- standing annual ride, included 20 and 40 mile options as well as multiple raffles from host, Bikeway, and a large lunch as well as raised critical funds for Juvenile Diabetes.
Noah, the 22 year old cancer survivor, for whom Sunday’s “Noah’s Ride” is named after, instructs 60 miler participants on the layout of the course. The well- attended, long- standing annual ride, included 20 and 40 mile options as well as multiple raffles from host, Bikeway, and a large lunch as well as raised critical funds for Juvenile Diabetes.

Noah, for whom “Noah’s Ride,” which took place Sunday is named after and raises funds for Juvenile Diabetes, stands in front of Bikeway, who sponsored the popular event.

The 22 year old is a proud cancer survivor and intent on helping bring awareness to other critical diagnosis.

Registration was at an all time high at Sunday’s Annual Noah’s Ride, featuring bicycle courses of 20, 40 and 60 miles, and raising monies for Juvenile Diabetes.

The super well- attended event took place at Freedom Park in Lagrangville and included several raffles off items from host, Bikeway, as well as a multi- course lunch.

Some of the members of the JDRF team stand alongside cancer survivor, Noah (wearing black in the middle.) All were part of the arduous efforts to once again put on a highly successful “Noah’s Ride,” which raised money for Juvenile Diabetes.
Some of the members of the JDRF team stand alongside cancer survivor, Noah (wearing black in the middle.) All were part of the arduous efforts to once again put on a highly successful “Noah’s Ride,” which raised money for Juvenile Diabetes.
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