Pelotonia Kids - Johnstown Lifestyle Ride
100% of funds raised go to innovative pediatric cancer research.
$175Raised of $5,000
About Pelotonia Kids
Pelotonia Kids is a series of youth cycling events to engage the next generation of Pelotonia participants. In collaboration with the OSUCCC — James, 100% of participant-raised funds are directed to innovative pediatric cancer research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Johnstown Lifestyle is proud to partner with Pelotonia Kids to fight against pediatric cancer!
Pelotonia Kids - Johnstown Lifestyle Ride
Registration/Check-in starts at 8:30am. The pancake breakfast and activities are open 9:00am-12:00pm Two bike ride options are open 9:30am-11:30am RIDE OPTIONS Two Ride Types to choose from. Bring your Tricycles, Bicycles, Scooters, Balance Bikes, and More! No e-bikes permitted. Helmets are required.
Sep 12, 2026
9:00 AM
TJ EVANS TRAIL - Johnstown Trailhead
157 East Jersey Street, Johnstown, OH, US, 43031
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How It Works
Step 1
Register your child to participate! Each child should be registered in advance. Participants receive a Pelotonia Kids medal, t-shirt, and other fun giveaways after crossing the finish line.
Step 2
Customize your child's fundraising page by adding a custom message, photos, or video and sharing it widely with friends, family, and supporters to help us raise critical funds for innovative pediatric cancer research. Fundraising is optional but highly encouraged.
Step 3
Show up on event day for an incredible experience! In addition to the ride, there will be other games and fun activities for participants and families to enjoy.
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About Johnstown Lifestyle
Johnstown Lifestyle is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit health and wellness organization in Johnstown, Ohio.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to empower individuals in the community to embrace and sustain healthy lifestyles through wellness education, support, and accessible opportunities.
Johnstown Lifestyle is proud to partner with Pelotonia Kids to raise awareness and funds for pediatric cancer research.
