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Every Father's Day, we celebrate the men who show up. The dads who cheer from the sidelines. The dads who advocate. The dads who carry extra responsibilities that few people see. The dads who do whatever it takes to help their children thrive. At Yes We Can Cycling, those fathers are taking that commitment one step further by climbing onto bicycles and riding hundreds of miles to create more opportunities for children and families impacted by disability. What began as a small

On June 28 in Steamboat Springs, 21 riders line up at one of the country's premier gravel races — chasing a $3 million milestone for kids with disabilities. We started as a small group of colleagues who liked riding together and wanted to push ourselves. Five years and $2.4 million later, that ride has become something much bigger than any of us. This June, the Yes We Can Cycling team takes on a brand-new endurance challenge: SBT GRVL® p/b Wahoo, a world-class gravel race in

Twenty-one riders. One mission. Everything on the line. This June 28th, the Yes We Can Cycling team lines up at SBT GRVL in Steamboat Springs, Colorado — one of the most demanding gravel races in the country. But for this team, the finish line is only part of the story. We ride for the kids served by Easterseals DuPage & Fox Valley, the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago, and the Cerebral Palsy Foundation — organizations on the front lines every day, giving children with