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ABOUT US

In a testament to the power of perseverance and community, a group of friends and cyclists embark on a journey that transcends their personal boundaries. Many of them had only recently discovered the thrill of cycling in the tumultuous year of 2020, yet now they stand united, ready to tackle the formidable Triple Bypass Race in Colorado one more time.

Fueled by their unwavering motto, "Yes We Can," these cyclists push themselves to new heights, both on the road and in their mission to raise awareness and funds to help provide programs, services, grants, and equipment for those with epilepsy, developmental disabilities, and cerebral palsy. Every donation they receive is a beacon of hope, supporting organizations like the Epilepsy Foundation, Easterseals, and the Cerebral Palsy Foundation in their vital work to improve the lives of those affected by these conditions. Through their journey, they inspire others to believe that together, we can make a meaningful difference in the world.

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MISSON STATEMENT

A group of friends and cyclists united in purpose: conquering the Triple Bypass race in Colorado and challenging stigma head-on. Fueled by the mantra 'Yes We Can,' they pedal with passion, rallying support for initiatives that provide life-changing services, equipment, and care. These efforts empower individuals with developmental delays and disabilities to realize their dreams while also offering vital support to their families. Every donation propels them closer to a brighter future, backing the transformative work of the Epilepsy Foundation, Easterseals, and the Cerebral Palsy Foundation. Together, they ride not only for victory but for the vision of a world where all can thrive.

How It All Started

"It started with my daughter Ava, who's ten, has cerebral palsy and epilepsy. The Triple Bypass was a way to raise awareness and fundraise for my daughter's charities. So, a group of six friends came together, and I started sharing Ava's story at that time. But now it’s so much bigger than that. We’re raising money and awareness for amazing organizations that have a direct impact on helping so many… And for me personally, if I can help one child, one family in this world, that's a win."

 

-Brad Serot

Founder of Yes We Can Cylcling

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