Pan Mass Challenge
 Landry's Bicycles supports the PMCCONGRATULATIONS to more than 5,000 cyclists who participated in this year's Pan-Mass Challenge. August 6–8, 2010: Landry's Support Team worked at the Pan-Mass Challenge all weekend in Sturbridge, Wrentham, Bourne, and Middleboro, and provided technical assistance along the way to PMC riders. Landry's also exhibited at the PMC Health and Sports Expo inside the Sturbridge Host Hotel. VIDEO: Landry's general manager, Tom Henry, provides an overview of Landry's Support Team at the 2010 Pan-Mass Challenge in Sturbridge, Mass. (Video produced by Nabil Aidoud, FiVi.com.) Landry's Bicycles is honored to support the PMC in bigger and better ways this year. "The PMC is more than just a bike ride," says PMC founder and executive director Billy Starr. "It is a community of people with one unifying mission: raising money for cancer research." For local news on this year's Pan-Mass Challenge, see:
 PHOTO: Landry's Tech Support Team kept busy at the Pan-Mass Challenge in Sturbridge on Friday, August 6, 2010. (Photo by Jack Johnson.)  PHOTO: Landry's Support Team assisted riders at the PMC's water stop in Wrentham on Saturday morning, August 7, 2010. (Photo by Bruce Kalow.) NEWS RELEASE: January 20, 2010 Landry’s Bicycles signs on as the lead bike-shop sponsor of the Pan-Massachusetts Challenge BOSTON -- The Pan-Massachusetts Challenge, the nation’s most successful athletic fundraising event, has signed Landry's Bicycles as its lead bike-shop sponsor. Landry's Bicycles will support the efforts of more than 5,000 cyclists who will ride up to 190 miles in the 2010 PMC to raise millions of dollars for cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute through its Jimmy Fund. “Many of our customers ride the PMC every year,” says Landry’s CEO Tom Henry. “It’s an honor for Landry’s to become more involved with such a wonderful event and a great cause like the PMC, and we’re really looking forward to it.”  Landry’s Bicycles will sponsor the Pan-Mass Challenge through the company’s extensive Charity Ride Support program. In addition to helping to promote the PMC to local cyclists, Landry’s stores will provide mechanical staff support and spare parts during the event on August 7–8 at both the starting location in Sturbridge and the overnight stop at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in Bourne. Landry's Bicycles operates a growing family of bicycle stores located in Boston, Natick, Norwood, and Westborough, Massachusetts. “Landry’s has been a long-time supporter of the PMC,” says PMC Founder and Executive Director Billy Starr. “We are grateful for their stepped-up support and are happy to welcome them officially to the PMC team.” The Pan-Mass Challenge will celebrate its 31st ride this summer when more than 5,000 cyclists come from 36 states and 8 countries to ride one of the PMC’s 10 routes and raise $31 million. The cyclists will be supported by 3,000 volunteers across 46 cities and towns through which the PMC routes travel. Since 1980, the PMC has raised and contributed $270 million to cancer research. The Pan-Massachusetts Challenge The PMC is a pioneer in the athletic fundraising event industry and today raises more money for charity than any other in the country. On August 7 and 8, 2010, 5,200 cyclists will travel one of 10 routes, logging between 47 and 190 miles over one or two days, through 46 Massachusetts cities and towns. Their collective goal is to raise more than $31 million for cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute through its Jimmy Fund and bring the organization’s 31-year fundraising total to more than $300 million. For more information about the PMC, call 800-WE-CYCLE or visit www.pmc.org. Landry’s Bicycles Founded in 1922, Landry's Bicycles is now a Top 100 nationally rated bicycle dealer, with stores located in Boston, Natick, Norwood, and Westborough, Massachusetts. The company’s website address is www.landrys.com. |
