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Sholem Egert | Lakewood Township, NJ

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Sholem Egert

Over 11 years ago, my twin brother Dovid who is a US Army Chaplain in Fort Bragg, NC, started bike4chai. He bike rode alone from Lakewood NJ to Glen Spey NY with no fanfare and no entourage, to help raise funds to allow kids suffering from cancer to enjoy their summer and forget their pains, worries and suffering. He did it. In his first year, he raised $20,000, last year the organization raised over SIX MILLION DOLLARS!!!

Since the humble start more than 1,000 people from across the globe have taken part in Bike4Chai, a life-changing cycling experience, benefiting Chai Lifeline, an international children's health support network. This is no ordinary ride. Bike4Chai is an exhilarating, 100-mile cycling event that culminates at the World's Greatest Finish Line in Camp Simcha, Chai Lifeline's renowned medically supervised summer program for children with life-threatening and lifelong illnesses. This last year has been challenging for all of us. While the world has seemingly "shut down" due to the Coronavirus, Chai Lifeline has been busier than ever offering continued care and support to its vulnerable families. Though Bike4Chai may seem months and miles away, the children and families that rely on Chai Lifeline's services need our support now more than ever before.

Throughout this crisis, Chai Lifeline has been providing families with essential services, including meals delivered to hospitals and homes, transportation to medical appointments, emergency financial assistance, counseling, insurance advocacy, personal protective equipment for immunocompromised families, and care packages and virtual programming for quarantined children.

While we don't know what the future holds, We are determined to continue helping our families during this critical time by raising as much money as we have in previous years. Please join me and contribute to my page by clicking the button below. This year's journey may look a little different, but our goal remains the same.

Thank you for supporting me, and in doing so, helping children and their families cope with the diagnosis, treatment, and the aftermath of serious pediatric illness.

Best Regards,

Sholem Egert