$1,224
Raised of $30,000
Team Connor
Team Profile
Meet Connor
Introducing Connor–one of this year’s Ride for a Child Honored Children! Connor is fifteen years old and has one older sister, Tess. Connor has lots of hobbies that include PC gaming, digital art, cooking, baking, playing piano, and going on walks!
Connor's favorite genre of music would have to be Alt-Rock, he likes to listen to anything in that genre. His favorite book at the moment is Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie, by Jordan Sonnenblick, because he likes the genre and can relate to the story. Connor is also a fan of Star Wars and likes legos. If Connor was stranded on a deserted island, the one thing he would bring would be his iPad.
Connor was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2022. So far, his favorite memory from Candlelighters has been going on boat rides on Lake Oswego at some of our events!
Team Members 3
Adam Meltzer
Bob Hart
Kevin O'Connor
Adam Meltzer
2 days ago
25
miles
$1.22
Per mile
$30.50
Earned
Another beautiful weekend in PDX. I rode out to Sellwood to pick up Brandon (another Candlelighter). We sped up to Mt Tabor, down and up to the top of Rocky Butte, to catch some insane views of the snow capped Mount Adams across the border. If you don't want these updates, just unsubscribe. I won't take it personally ;-)
Adam Meltzer
1 wk. ago
35
miles
$1.22
Per mile
$42.70
Earned
North Portland to the Airport and back to SE! Beautiful weekend in Portland April 18-19.
Donations 19
About Candlelighters
From diagnosis through treatment and beyond, Candlelighters provide programs that meet the needs of the whole family facing childhood cancer. Your support provides:
$25: Fills the gas tank so families can get their child to the hospital for essential cancer treatment.
$50: Fills a grocery bag of a family who may have had to leave a job to care for their child
$100: Helps a family of four get essential food for several days or gas for several trips to the hospital for required treatments.
$250: Fills the hospital pantry for one week, while families are in the hospital with their child who is receiving cancer treatment.
