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A world without cancer starts here, and it begins now.

What started as a ride in 2010 has evolved into a dynamic community mobilized for change, fueled by hope and united in our commitment to curing cancer.

100% of the dollars raised by the Pedal the Cause community seed, speed, and lead cutting-edge cancer research. This transformational investment seeds promising research ideas and speeds innovation, bringing groundbreaking treatments from concept to lab to patient at an unprecedented speed. But our impact doesn't stop there. By investing in the brightest minds and nurturing the talent to lead this transformational research, we are planting the seeds for a future without the crushing burden of cancer.

The Power of Pedal Dollars

13:1 ROI

For every $1 Pedal the Cause donates to cancer research an additional $13 is obtained (on average) in outside funding, resulting in over half a billion dollars in leveraged funds.

2024 Impact VIDEO shorts

Pedal Momentum

Dr. Ryan Fields, Chief of Surgical Oncology at Siteman Cancer Center, talks about the momentum created when Pedal the Cause funds new science. Pedal is at the forefront of taking innovative ideas into the future.

Collaborative Science

Dr. Timothy Eberlein, Director of the Siteman Cancer Center, discusses how Siteman has become a leader in collaborative science and the recipient of several prestigious SPORE grants.

Breakthrough in Pediatric AML

Dr. Jeff Bednarski, pediatric hematologist and oncologist at Siteman Kids at St. Louis Children's Hospital talks about his Phase II Clinical Trial using NK Cells (Natural Kills Cells) to treat kids with acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

Personalized Vaccines

Dr. Timothy Eberlein, Director of the Siteman Cancer Center, explains the role Pedal the Cause has played in the development of personalized vaccines for breast and other cancers. Pedal the Cause has funded this research since 2013.

Cancer Disparities

Dr. Timothy Eberlein, Director of the Siteman Cancer Center, discusses the success of the program they created for the elimination of cancer disparities which was unique among all the NCI centers at the time of creation and Pedal's role in funding the program.

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Funded Research Projects

Pedal the Cause funded research is saving lives around the world

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Pedal the Cause Researchers

Pedal the Cause funds the recruitment of top talent to lead new cancer research labs at our beneficiaries.

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Beneficiaries

Siteman Cancer Center & Siteman Kids at St. Louis Children’s Hospital are ranked among the top tier cancer centers in the nation.

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Pedal the Cause is a community of like-minded individuals with one goal: to fund the cutting-edge research that will one day end cancer.

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Our research is creating new treatments and standards of care that are being adopted across the country. Funding from our partner, Pedal the Cause, has been integral to the success of Siteman Cancer Center.

Dr. Timothy Eberlein

Director of Siteman Cancer Center

We are using a novel immune therapy (“Natural Killer Cells”) to treat leukemia in children and are the only cancer center providing this therapy. Funding from Pedal the Cause made this possible and is providing new hope!

Dr. Jeff Bednarski

Pediatric Hematologist/Oncologist at St. Louis Children’s Hospital

What Pedal the Cause did for us was to bring the acceleration we needed to take it to the clinic. And that was wonderful, because today there is hope for many patients.

Dr. Sam Achilefu

Siteman Cancer Center, inventor of cancer detection goggles

Harnessing the power of the immune system has improved our ability to fight pancreatic cancer. Pedal the Cause has increased our collaboration across disciplines leading to innovative team science and numerous clinical trials.

Dr. William Hawkins

Physician Scientist at Siteman Cancer Center

The funding from Pedal the Cause is a pillar of my lab. I don’t think my lab would exist without this funding.

Dr. Priyanka Verma

Siteman Cancer Center

Pediatric cancer researchers get 4% of the NIH cancer funding, so on we really depend on philanthropic giving, like Pedal the Cause, to do this research and make an impact on kids with cancer.

Dr. Maggie Ferris

Pediatric Hematologist/Oncologist at St. Louis Children’s Hospital