Organizational Success Story: Girls Group According to the CDC, autism is four to five times more likely in boys than girls; which is reflected in the student population at Crossroads- only 11 of our 61 students are female. To provide our female students with opportunities to partake in typical activities for girls that promote independence…
Every year the Bike to the Beach group of friends gets bigger. Many riders saying they’ll be back every year, not just for the ride, but to spend time with the people they meet and to bring along new friends. Bike to the Beach weekend is an experience like none other, and we hope that…
Bike to the Beach has started a video series on ‘Why We Bike‘, sharing the stories of our riders, volunteers, and supports. We’ve added the first 5 videos to the playlist below, and over the next few days we’ll be posting the stories behind each video. Once we get through the first 5 videos, you…
Participating in a Bike to the Beach & iCan Shine Bike Camp is a rewarding experience for both riders and volunteers alike. Kenan Brod and the iCan Shine team is leading a camp next week to help our riders achieve the goal of being able to join our Family Challenge Ride July 29th. There are still 4…
Talisen, a long time partner and collaborator with Autism Speaks, has signed-up to sponsor our New York Bike to the Beach for autism. On World Autism Awareness Day, Talisen set out to ramp up our partnership in an effort to raise awareness for Autism in their network. Their first major effort included Light It Up…