Long Island Bike Challenge
Since 2012, LIBC riders have raised over $460,000 in support of cancer research and treatment. 100% of every rider-raised dollar supports the lifesaving work done by Northwell Health’s Feinstein Institutes scientists, physicians, and clinicians working together to produce tomorrow’s medical cures today.
Please Join us on Sunday, August 6, 2023.
Mission Statement
2023
BIKES BATTLE CANCER
The Long Island Bike Challenge (LIBC) conducts an annual charity bike ride that inspires dedicated cyclists to ride across Long Island with the goal being to raise funds to prevent and cure cancer, raising and gifting $465,000 since 2012. The LIBC directs 100% of all rider-raised donations to support advanced medical research conducted at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research, the research arm of the Northwell Health System.
Who we are
The LIBC is comprised of a dedicated group of committed cyclists willing to endure both the physical and psychological challenges of training for and completing a bike ride across Long Island, as well as, securing donations from their individual supporters. Additionally, the LIBC combines support from dedicated volunteers, corporate sponsors, and individual contributors. All are essential to the LIBC goal and model: to attain maximum fundraising efficiency while increasing its annual gift. Our hope and aspiration this year is to provide Northwell Health System physicians and researchers with the necessary resources to discover prevention, treatment, and cures for cancer.
The Long Island Bike Challenge is a registered 501c3 – an approved public charity as determined by the Internal Revenue Service. For additional information please contact Founder and Director Edward Diller directly at 516-606-4272, or [email protected]. Donations can be made online at https://www.lichallenge.org/ or by check to Long Island Bike Challenge and mailed to 1366 Odell Street, Wantagh, NY 11793.
The 2023 Event
The 2023 LIBC will be held Sunday, August 6th. Riders can choose distances ranging from 25 to 85 miles, with water stops spaced 20 to 25 miles apart. All rides will end in Westhampton, NY.