Glenn Lambert

Glenn Lambert
I’m riding 170 miles in memory of my daughter, Kalea, to fight childhood cancer. Every mile honors her and gives hope to kids still fighting.
I've Ridden 0.0 mi ? My goal is 170 mi
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I'm Riding For

Kalea

My Story

5 Aug 2026

Last year, I lost my daughter, Kalea, to childhood leukemia. She faced every challenge with incredible courage, strength, and love, and her spirit continues to inspire me every day.

This September, I’m taking on the Great Cycle Challenge by riding 170 miles in her memory. Every mile is for Kalea, for the children still battling cancer, and for the families walking a road no parent should ever have to travel.

I’m raising money to help fund lifesaving research, develop better treatments, and support children fighting this terrible disease. If my ride can help even one family experience a better outcome, every mile will be worth it.

If you’re able, please consider making a donation or sharing my page. Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference.

Thank you for helping me honor Kalea’s legacy and bring hope to children and families who need it most.

My Challenge

  • 22.4 mi ride - Evening Ride - Wednesday, August 12, 2026
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  • 9.3 mi ride - Night Ride - Friday, August 7, 2026
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    Logged this ride 8 days ago - View on Strava
  • The Journey Has Begun
    6 Aug 2026

    The Journey Has Begun

    When I signed up for the Great Cycle Challenge, I knew this ride would be about more than miles.

    It would be about purpose.

    Over the past few days, I’ve officially begun training, and every step reminds me why I chose this challenge.

    So far, I’ve completed my first training runs—including a 3-mile run today—and my first 10-mile bike ride. These may seem like small milestones compared to my goal of riding 170 miles this September, but every journey starts with a single step… and then another.

    I’m riding in memory of my daughter, Kalea.

    Every mile is a way to honor her life, keep her legacy alive, and support children and families who are facing the unimaginable battle against childhood cancer.

    Training won’t always be easy, but I’m committed to showing up, putting in the work, and sharing this journey along the way.

    Thank you to everyone who has encouraged me, followed my progress, or supported this cause. Your kindness reminds me that none of us has to walk—or ride—this journey alone.

    Posted 10 days ago
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