RIDE TENNESSEE 2021

In celebration of the fifth anniversary endurance event for Pedal for Alzheimer’s, the organization is set to host a VIP endurance charity cycling event, September 13-18, 2021. A team of 24 cyclists will begin the Ride Tennessee event in Nashville and conclude in Knoxville after cycling 500+ miles with over 25,000 feet of elevation.
The 6-day route will begin in Nashville with a taste of Music City, and the team will make their way through the foothills to the Smoky Mountains, and will finish in Historic Downtown Knoxville.
An $8,000 registration fee per cyclist includes a VIP all-inclusive ride experience. The fee also includes a generous contribution to the 501c3 non-profit’s mission to further Alzheimer’s research, education, support & care.
COMMITTEE
 
	
		Tom Hopper
		    Event Manager	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Josh Crisp
		    Event Chair	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Sara Mitchell
		    Event Co-Chair	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Lucas McCurdy
		    Partner Development	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Biju Thomas
		    Chef	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Al Hennigan
		    Moto/Safety	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Ramona Mitchell
		    Hospitality	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Katie Dotson
		    Lead Nutrition	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Allison Maurer
		    Team Nutrition	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Diana Christmas
		    Sports Recovery	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Steve "Pops" Bright
		    Lead Mechanic	    
	    
	    	VOLUNTEERS
 
	
		Debbie Mackey
		    Volunteer	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Grace Weber
		    Volunteer	    
	    
	    	 
	
		Kelly Haire
		    Volunteer	    
	    
	    	CYCLISTS
TEAM CELEBRATION
At the conclusion of the 6-day charity cycling event, the Ride Tennessee team will celebrate their journey with a private concert featuring singer-songwriter Jay Allen.
In 2018, Jay wrote a song for his mother who recently passed away from Alzheimer’s at only age 54, titled “Blank Stares”. A video of him performing the song live went viral with  over 300 million views on Facebook, and has been featured on ABC World News, People TV, People Magazine, Pickler & Ben, Forbes, and Taste of Country among  others. Jay has since helped raise $35 million to fight the disease and continues to  perform at charity events across the country for the Alzheimer’s Association. 
- Open Chord, Knoxville, TN
- Sept. 18 at 6:00pm
- $100/ticket includes concert, food and drink ticket

EVENT ROUTE


 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		