Randstad Ride for Myriam
The Randstad Ride for Myriam once again partners with the NCCS to support children with cancer
Randstad Ride for Myriam Tour
The Ride for Myriam Tour is an international movement built on friendship, remembrance, and the belief that we can create meaningful change when we come together.
The Ride began in 2013, when a small group of colleagues set out by bicycle from Boston to Montreal to honor their friend and colleague, Myriam Laaouan, who had recently lost her battle with cancer. What started as a personal tribute has grown into an incredible annual tradition impacting cancer nonprofits in the United States, Canada, and Germany.
Over the past 13 years, the Ride for Myriam Tour has raised more than $2 million to support cancer research, care, and families affected by cancer.
The 2026 Ride for Myriam Tour
The ride begins Friday, September 11, with cyclists making their way north toward Mont-Tremblant. On Saturday and Sunday, riders will take on two new routes through the surrounding region before coming together Sunday afternoon for a celebration in Mont-Tremblant Village.
The Ride for Myriam brings people together to honor loved ones, celebrate those who have overcome cancer, remember those we have lost, and turn that collective passion into support for others facing cancer today.
We are incredibly proud that, through the Randstad USA Foundation, The National Children’s Cancer Society (NCCS) is the sole beneficiary of the Ride’s US riders.
For survivors, life after cancer can come with challenges that extend far beyond treatment. The support generated will benefit our Beyond the Cure Ambassador Scholarship Program, helping childhood cancer survivors pursue their educational and professional dreams.
The Beyond the Cure Ambassador Scholarship Program provides financial support for higher education while celebrating the determination, resilience, and potential of young people who have faced childhood cancer.
We are honored to be part of this incredible movement and grateful to the cyclists, supporters, and the Randstad USA Foundation for helping the NCCS ensure that childhood cancer survivors have the opportunity to not only survive cancer but thrive beyond it.
