Twenty-four Journey of Hope cyclists and their eight crew members pedaled their way into Lake Havasu City Friday for a stay-over during a two-month daily cross-country cycling trek spanning thousands of miles. The effort raises funds and awareness for people with disabilities on behalf of the non-profit organization, The Ability Experience.
Every summer, members of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity from colleges across the country embark on cross-country bike rides.
Photo Spotlight: Happy Birthday to Beta Xi (Central Michigan) brother Sean Rimando.
Photo Spotlight from Gamma Psi Associate Chapter (Augusta): I have been working on this painting for months to represent why @aug_pikapp chose to be a part of @pikappaphi.
Photo Spotlight: We had a great time volunteering with Holy Angels with the 2016-2017 Leadership Consultant team!!! Very excited to return again in a month!!
As a recent college graduate, Joe Sciandra, whose family is originally from Rochester, N.Y., wanted to give back to others not as fortunate as he.
LAS VEGAS --- When "frat boys" make the news, it isn't always in a good way. But this week, a team of cyclists from the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity is to stop in Las Vegas as part of a cross-country trek to raise money for people with disabilities.
'Tis the season for getting outdoors and enjoying time with friends, and Thursday provided just such an opportunity at Pandhandle Special Needs in Sandpoint, despite the somewhat liquid weather. The cross-country cycling team from Journey of Hope spun by on an annual trek from Seattle, Wash., to Washington, D.C., stopping for a midday friendship visit.
As members of the Journey of Hope South team slowly made their way to Victorville's Hook Community Center on Saturday morning, the cheers began to grow as weary cyclists battled rising heat to bring their cause into focus.
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