omg I just saw this thread about the Miami Charity Ride and I'm still trying to process how amazing it is!!! 
Like, I know it's cool that athletes like Bradley Wiggins and Leanda Cave participated, but what really gets me is how the whole city came together to support a great cause. And $5-6 million raised? That's insane! 
It just goes to show that when we put our minds to something, we can make a real difference in people's lives.
I'm also loving the fact that Best Buddies is still relying on the community for funding and that they have events like this bike ride. It shows that there are still so many kind-hearted people out there who care about inclusivity and acceptance.
Like, I know it's cool that athletes like Bradley Wiggins and Leanda Cave participated, but what really gets me is how the whole city came together to support a great cause. And $5-6 million raised? That's insane! It just goes to show that when we put our minds to something, we can make a real difference in people's lives.I'm also loving the fact that Best Buddies is still relying on the community for funding and that they have events like this bike ride. It shows that there are still so many kind-hearted people out there who care about inclusivity and acceptance.
and I'm not surprised the event was well-organized with police escorts and course options galore 
Anthony Shriver is doing some incredible work and I love that the Ansin Foundation is a proud sponsor 
what's even more beautiful is that the South Florida community has been super supportive of this cause 
. Supporting a good cause is so important and Miami is showing that they care about their community 
. The fact that athletes from all over the world participated in this event is just mind-blowing 
. And I love that it's not just about the money, but also about creating opportunities for people with disabilities to live more fulfilling lives 
. And $5-6 million is a pretty steep goal, hope they reach their target but also kinda feel bad for the other riders who didn't get in 
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