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Help Ride to Give provide a new refrigerator and other items for Beth McGeady’s Severe and Profound Special Education classroom in Jefferson, GA.

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8-month-old former conjoined twins Remi and Jesi Pitre of Apopka, FL are finally home after separation surgery. Their new home needs a few modifications to make it safer for them as well as assistance in offering financial peace of mind for their parents.

11-month-old Willow Crowe of McDonough, GA was diagnosed with Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis (LCH) at just 6 months. She is undergoing chemotherapy to keep her LCH at bay. Please help RTG support the Crowe family during Willow's lengthy treatments.

Currently I am under treatment at Johns Hopkins ALS Clinic. The increasing medical costs has become a financial burden that is too much for me and my family. Other costs also fell on us including hiring people who can take care of me full-time, as the pro

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In September 2017, Keira (Kiki) Cunningham of Tappan, NJ had an Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) rupture in her brain and has been hospitalized ever since. She is finally set to come home but needs a special seat for the family van so she can be safe.

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In May of 2018, 7-year-old Annaston Cox of Altha, FL suffered a devastating stroke following heart surgery. Please help Ride to Give support her recover and provide a wheelchair, activity chair, stander, tube feeding supplies and medical travel expenses.

On July 24, 2018, 2-year-old Noah Alexander of Middletown, Connecticut was involved in a tragic car accident that left him in critical condition. Please help Ride to Give support Noah's parents so they may continue to stay by his side as he heals.

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4-year-old Rosalee Truelove was diagnosed with Periventricular Leukomalacia and Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy before her 2nd birthday. She is a fighter, and Ride to Give wants to support Rosalee's continued growth with an adaptive bike.