Dominique Powells
- National: 2966th
- State: 173rd in IL
I'm Riding For
Jessica Page
My dear friend. May you rest peacefully. ♥️
My Story
This September, I am taking part in the Great Cycle Challenge to fight kids' cancer! I have committed to the challenge of riding 75 miles this month.
Why? Because right now, 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. Every. Week.
As an auntie to a bunch of little cuddle bugs, this hurts my heart. Kids should be living life, not fighting for it. So, let's fight for them.
So, I am raising funds through my challenge to help these kids and support Children's Cancer Research Fund to allow them to continue their work to develop lifesaving treatments and find a cure for childhood cancer.
Please support me by making a donation to give these kids the brighter futures they deserve.
Your support will change little lives.
Thank you. ♥️
My Legacy
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RiddenRaised2018
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60 mi Ridden$554 Raised2019
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100 mi Ridden$1,168 Raised2020
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125 mi Ridden$503 Raised2021
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132 mi Ridden$743 Raised2022
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140 mi Ridden$166 Raised2023
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100 mi Ridden$272 Raised2024
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51 mi RiddenRaised2025
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Ridden$502 Raised2026
My Challenge
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$250 raised to fight kids' cancer!
I just raised $250 to fight kids' cancer and achieved PROTECTOR LEVEL in the challenge! Thank you so much for your support.
Posted 8 days ago -
$100 raised to fight kids' cancer!
I just raised $100 to fight kids' cancer and achieved DEFENDER LEVEL in the challenge! Thank you so much for your support.
Posted 8 days ago -
Matthew 25
9 Sep 2026I frequently ask God "What would you have me do with this that you've placed in my hands?" I want to know what to do with, not just my material gifts, but my personal/metaphysical gifts. How am I meant to use my intelligence? What purpose is my presence serving? Who can benefit from my boldness?
There's a parable in Matthew 25 in the bible which is told by Jesus. In it, a rich master gives wealth to three servants based on their skills. He gives five talents (a lotta money) to the first, two to the second, and one to the third. The first two servants trade and double their money. The third servant buries his single talent in the ground out of fear. After some time, the master comes back and asks for an account. He praises and rewards the first two servants for what they did with their talents. The third servant gets punished for doing nothing with his. The moral of the parable is that we're all given different resources, such as time, money, and personal abilities. We're meant to use what we have been given to help others and honor God.
My friend, Jessica, had many gifts, including those of teaching, mercy, and evangelism. She was not ashamed of the gospel. I have no doubt that she will hear "Well done, good and faithful servant."
With Jessica's departure fresh on my mind, I am renewed in spirit and purpose. I will start with this challenge. Let no talent of mine be buried in fear.
Posted 9 days ago
My Sponsors
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Kick Cancer's Butt Day matched donation
$222.86Received this donation 7 days ago -
Torrean Cleveland
$103.50Received this donation 8 days ago
Dominique
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Allie Buursma
$51.75Received this donation 8 days ago
Dominique
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Rebecca Han
$10.35Received this donation 8 days ago
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Anonymous
$103.50Received this donation 8 days ago -
Dominique Powells
$10.35Received this donation 21 days ago