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Welcome to the Bike MS newsroom
Hosted by the National MS Society, these events raise funds for local services, programs and research into the cause, cure and treatment of MS.
On this site you’ll find information about the Bike MS events, sample news releases for your community newspaper or corporate newsletter, a fact sheet, Bike MS logos and graphics, photo galleries, and a chance to tell us your story and why you got involved in the event.
If you need further information about the rides or are a member of the local media who would like to interview one of our cyclists or obtain more information, please contact us as shown below:
For media inquiries:
Kevin Moffitt
800-445-BIKE(2453)
kevin.moffitt@pae.nmss.org
For Ride inquiries:
Kristina Fransel
800-445-BIKE(2453)
kristina.fransel@pae.nmss.org
To find out what local roads in your area will be affected (including approximate times), please click here.
Mission Statement: The National MS Society is dedicated to ending the devastating effects of multiple sclerosis.
City to Shore Fact Sheet (Word Doc)
2009 Bike MS e-Newsletters
2009 Teaming Up Archives
Team Tania Celebrates 10th Anniversary (Word Doc)
Tell Us Your Story
Logos
Our YouTube videos
2009 Press Coverage
CNN: Biking 150 miles for a cause -- in a dress and heels
Ogle County News: Clark bikes for $11,000
Glenside News Globe Times Chronicle: Local cyclists proving they are one Great team
The Daily Local News: 'I thought it couldn't happen to me,' says woman with MS
Burlington County Times: Born to ride
CBS 3: Slide show
Atlantic City Weekly: Bike the Good Fight
Ambler Gazette: Local family goes City to Shore for a cure
Lehigh Valley Live: Determined to ride - Wilson woman with multiple sclerosis to attempt 150-mile bike ride this weekend
South Philly Review: Pedaling with a purpose
The Reporter: Father, son ride to fight MS
The Gloucester County Times: 3 months after spinal injury, Mullica Hill's Dr. Wax rides again
Main Line Media News: Back in the saddle for MS awareness
Ocean City Sentinel: Riders raises $5 million for MS Society | |
