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HARBOR TO THE BAY: an AIDS benefit bike ride

IN HONOR OF MICHAEL TYE

Harbor to the Bay Rider Information

Michael Tye, my brother; was a businessman, philanthropist, friend, son, and above all a concerned citizen. He died June 2, 2003 of complications from Multiple Myeloma Cancer; he was 49.

One of the last gifts Michael left on this earth, was to help create, organize and name a charity bicycle ride where 100% of the money raised went to AIDS prevention, treatment and care. Although Michael never lived to see this dream a reality...It is!!!!!

Through Michael’s vision; and countless concerned volunteers efforts: THE HARBOR TO THE BAY AIDS CHARITY BIKE RIDE is now a reality.

Since it's inaugural ride in 2003 the RIDE has raised over $1.4 million dollars, donated to Fenway Community Health Services, Aids Support Group of Cape Cod, Community Research Initiative, and also AIDS Action Committee of MA.

The 68 or 125 mile, fully supported, one day bike ride starts in Boston and finishes in Provincetown...but the ride is only the beginning...the real finish line is Michael's and all of humanities dreams/visions ----- a world without HIV/AIDS!

Until that time THE HARBOR TO THE BAY ride will continue to help raise funds that are earmarked 100% to help educate, treat and care for those affected by AIDS.

Thank you,
MARK TYE




Articles about Michael:

6 FEET. 6 IN...OF PURE TENDERNESS
By Frank Ribaudo

IN MEMORIAM - Michael Tye, 1954-2003
By Chris Wright, Boston Phoenix Issue Date: June 13 - 19, 2003

DONATE

If you prefer, you may mail your donation and form to:

HARBOR TO THE BAY AIDS RIDE 2010
P. O. Box 990243
Boston, MA 02199

TIN# 05-0568910
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RIDE

If you’ve always wanted to try a long distance ride, but have never ridden more than 10 miles on a bike, you’ll fit in perfectly! New riders will find the 68 mile ride to the Sagamore Bridge an enjoyable challenge. Or, if you’re a seasoned rider, carry on beyond the Bridge to conquer 125 miles in one day! Our dedicated crewmembers will be there along the entire route to support you!

CREW

If riding isn’t your thing, we need dedicated crew members to staff our pit stops, encourage our riders, and help with fundraising. Our crew is what makes this ride possible!