Shay Smith

Shay Smith
Cancer took Sister Alice. I ride 333 miles so kids fighting cancer can get the care, hope, and chance to live.
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I'm Riding For

Sister Alice, Co Helene, Su Ong

Sister Alice, Co Helene, Su Ong

For Sister Alice, Cô Helene, and Su Ong — your compassion and courage live in every mile I ride. You taught me that love is action, and kindness is strength. This journey is for you and for every child who deserves a chance to live, laugh and heal.

My Story

25 Jul 2026

Cancer is the biggest killer of children from disease in the United States. Over 15,700 children are diagnosed every year, and sadly, 38 children die of cancer every week.Kids should be living life — not fighting for it.I lost my beloved Sister Alice to cancer, and her memory drives me to make a difference. I’m riding 333 miles in the Great Cycle Challenge to help kids get what they need to stay alive — lifesaving treatments, hope, and a chance to grow up.I ride with the blessings of Su Ong, Cô Helene, and her orphans, carrying their compassion and strength with every mile. Together, we can help the Children’s Cancer Research Fund continue their vital work to find a cure for childhood cancer.Please support me by making a donation — every mile, every dollar, every prayer helps give these kids the life they deserve. Sincerely,

Shay Marcus Smith

My Challenge

  • Shay's 333 miles of hope.
    25 Jul 2026

    Starting this September, I’m riding my bike for 333 miles in honor of Sister Alice, Cô Helene, and Su Ong — and for every child fighting cancer today. Losing Sister Alice changed me, and I’m committed to helping kids get the care they need to stay alive. I’ll be sharing updates as the ride begins. Thank you for standing with me.Shorter Version (Text‑Friendly)This September, I begin my 333‑mile ride in honor of Sister Alice, Cô Helene, and Su Ong. I’m riding to help kids battling cancer get the care they need to survive. Thank you for your support. Sincerely, Shay Marcus Smith

    Shay's 333 miles of hope.
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