Journey of Hope, News
Riding for hope
For Marquette High School Alumnus Ambrose Haas, participating in the 40th annual Journey of Hope bike ride is about more than spending time with his fellow Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity members.
For Marquette High School Alumnus Ambrose Haas, participating in the 40th annual Journey of Hope bike ride is about more than spending time with his fellow Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity members.
Recent Purdue University graduate Ambrose Haas delayed the start of his first job out of college until Aug. 22.
The North Suburban YMCA will host its eighth annual “Wheels vs. Wheels” wheelchair football event July 25 in Northbrook.
The University Sertoma Club of Lincoln hosted the Journey of Hope cyclists of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity brothers from across the nation July 12 for a picnic dinner at Antelope Park.
When the 30-person cross-country Journey of Hope cycling team pulls into Northbrook on the afternoon of July 25 to spend their 45th night on the road since leaving California on June 3, they’ll receive a warm, Midwestern welcome from supporters gathered at the North Suburban YMCA (NSYMCA) on Techny Road.
A unique summer experience teaches what no classroom could.
Bicycling 3,700 miles across the country is made easier, riders say, by the type of greeting they received Monday in Grand Island.
A group of fraternity brothers pedaled into Omaha Thursday afternoon as part of a 12,000-mile journey to raise awareness.
The city of Fort Worth welcomed a philanthropic cycling team that made a stop in ‘Cowtown.’