Event • September 27, 2026 • 7:30am - 1:30pm Noble and Greenough School
September 27, 2026 • 7:30am - 1:30pm
Noble and Greenough School
After watching the forecast closely and considering all of the options, we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel the outdoor activities for Sunday’s Ride & Stride for Food. While we’re disappointed that everyone won’t be able to ride and walk together as planned, we’re so glad that we’ll still have a chance to gather and celebrate with you!
We’ll be moving indoors for a celebratory lunch from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Richardson Gym in the Morrison Athletic Center (MAC) at Noble and Greenough School in Dedham.
We’re looking forward to making the most of the day, and there will be plenty of opportunities to:
- Celebrate your team and the impact you’ve made
- Enjoy DJ Tahani Roman
- Pick up your t-shirts and incentive prizes (and for teammates who can't be there!)
- Take team photos
- Enjoy a delicious lunch and spend time with other Ride & Stride for Food participants, nonprofit partners, and the Three Squares team
Parking: There is a small parking lot next to the MAC, and the McLeod Lot is just up the hill.
MassBay is proud to join the Ride for Food to tackle food insecurity — a critical barrier to learning. Our goal is to raise $10,000 to support initiatives at MassBay that ensure no student has to choose between hunger and their education.
“As a single parent, affording enough food for my family has been a constant struggle — I do everything I can to provide nutritious meals for my children, but the rising cost of groceries forces difficult trade-offs. Balancing food with rent, utilities, and school expenses creates daily stress and uncertainty.”
For more information, to join the MassBay team or to donate, visit the MassBay Community College team page.
Join our team or donate today. Let’s ride for something that matters.
Why I’m riding to fight student hunger
From Becky Kannam, Team Leader
I joined MassBay’s food insecurity committee (SNACC) because I believed in the mission—and the people behind it. When I was invited to serve on the Foundation Board, I saw an opportunity to do even more to support our students.
Now, I’m leading our team in the Ride for Food because I know how hard it is to focus when you’re hungry. Riding is something I love, and it’s a powerful way to raise awareness and funds for food scholarships and snack programs that help students stay nourished and succeed.
Every mile we ride—and every dollar you give—makes a real difference.