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Tour de Rhody

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Rhode Island Gravel Ride for Cancer Research


North Scituate, RI  

September 13, 2026

Registration will soon be open


Tour de Rhody is a bicycle ride supporting cancer research in Rhode Island. All raised funds go the Brown University Health Office of Cancer Research. 


Beginning in 2025, marked and organized loops have been gravel only. Thanks to support from the Providence Water Supply Board, we have special gravel access to otherwise closed 'roads' around the Scituate Reservoir. Like years past, a virtual ride is still an option.

North Scituate RI, United States

TourDeRhody@gmail.com

Video

Peter Gengler's Fantastic Video from Tour de Rhody #6. Prior videos can be searched on vimeo.com

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We are using a new platform directly through Brown University Health, updates soon

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Event History

As a Hematologist/Oncologist at Brown University Health, I witness first-hand what our clinical trials can do for patients. I've seen the advances from recent clinical trials change how I can treat patients every single day.


I also ride my bike to work every day, rain or shine (maybe not in ice). Bringing Tour de Rhody to fruition for its first year in 2019 combined two of my passions: oncology research and bike riding. For our first year, nearly 100 riders joined to ride bikes, get a little lost, and raise over $18,000 for cancer research. Aside from some minor hiccups, I felt the event was a great success. 2020 faced new challenges. With careful COVID precautions, 200 riders showed up, wore masks, and stayed separated to raise over $50,000. Each year, it has been bigger and better. For 2025, we are changing locations, shifting to a more gravel ride focus, and have a larger dedicated team to make it the best year yet. I'm incredibly proud of this event and what we have created. I'm grateful to everyone who has come out to ride and support us as we pedal forward in the fight against cancer. 


Thank you, Dr. Thomas Ollila 

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