The Brevard Alzheimer’s Foundation is pleased to host the Seventh Annual Cycle For Alzheimer’s (Cycle4Alz). The event is 100% volunteer-run by the Brevard Alzheimer’s Foundation employees, partner organizations, and their families & friends. The event is for riders of all ages and skill levels. We encourage you to check out the “About Us” page to learn more about the incredible work the organization does for our community.
The event will feature 3 routes:
- 62 Mile (Metric Century) (7 AM Start)
- 100 Mile (Century) (7 AM Start)
- 25 Mile (7 AM Start)
- 10 Mile Family Fun Ride for Gerlinde (8 AM Start)
The event will feature fully stocked Rest Stops, SAG Support on the Century and Half Century, Snacks provided before the ride and lunch after at the finish line.
There will be a premium event shirt to the first 200 participants. An Event Jersey will be available to purchase, please order early.
Race Packet Pickup
Friday, February 19th
8:00am – 4:00pm
Race Packets can also be picked up day of event.
Those participants who placed jersey orders prior to the January 1th cutoff will be notified when they arrive and can be picked up.
There will be another order placed after the event for those who missed the cutoff.
Event Day Registration will begin at 6:15am.
Parking will be at the ENSCO Building. (East side of Wickham Road, one block North of The Brevard Alzheimer’s Foundation)
Alzheimer’s disease is the disease that you don’t think about until it affects you, or someone you know, personally. It’s the “scary” disease with no cure. The disease that no one wants to talk about. It’s just too frightening to think about. If we did, we would have to imagine someone we love who is now a stranger, even to themselves. Not only a stranger, but someone completely incapable of taking care of themselves at some point in the disease progression. Completely incapable of the everyday things we take for granted. What if you forgot how to brush your teeth? The brush is completely foreign- you, literally, have no idea what it is used for. Someone you love patiently explains it to you and teaches you to use it, but just a few short moments after, it’s forgotten until you do this same dance tomorrow.
