The Pedal with Pete Foundation continues to be recognized as one of the premier seed grant funding organizations for researchers with interest in cerebral palsy.
The Pedal with Pete Family mourned the passing but celebrated the extraordinary life of the foundation’s founder, Pete Zeidner, who passed away quietly on March 15th at the age of 60
Pete received the prestigious Kathleen Lyle Murray Foundation award at the 2018 Annual AACPDM Conference because of his humanitarian efforts to enhance the lives of persons with severe disabilities
Pete published his autobiography called “It Sucks to be a Gimp: Pedaling to Freedom”
Pete started the Pedal with Pete Foundation in 1993 with the goal of raising one million dollars for cerebral palsy research. Succeeded to raise $1,000,000 in 2015.
The Pedal with Pete Foundation headquarters moved from Kent to Columbus, Ohio
First $50,000 grant to cerebral palsy research
WALK-A-MILE challenge was introduced at the Kent event
First Central Ohio Ride was introduced
Walk-a-thon becomes a part of the Kent bike-a-thons
Gala held in Hudson, Ohio raises $10,000
First Pedal with Pete ride west of the Mississippi
First grant awarded to cerebral palsy research
A bike-a-thon was held in Rocky River, Ohio
Pete hosted the first Bike-a-thon in Kent, Ohio
The Pedal with Pete Foundation was founded in Kent, Ohio by Pete Zeidner
Pete Zeidner received his first bike