CycleMT 2025 kicked off the year’s fundraising efforts with an incredible show of community support, raising nearly $58,000 to assist Montana children facing medical hardships. As the marquee event in an annual goal to raise $100,000, CycleMT demonstrated the power of teamwork and generosity in making a tangible difference for families in need.
This year’s event, held on March 8 at both Flathead Valley Community College’s Wachholz College Center in Kalispell and the Joe Meagher Memorial Civic Center in Cut Bank, brought together 237 participants and 25 teams of riders.
With over half of the funds raised through peer-to-peer fundraising, CycleMT continues to be a community-driven initiative, ensuring direct impact on children across the state. The event is made possible by the generous support of community partners including Town Pump as the presenting sponsor, Glacier Bank, Stockman Bank, Altana Federal Credit Union, and Glacier Electric Cooperative.
Since its inception in 2023, CycleMT has raised more than $200,000 to provide critical resources for children facing medical hardships. These funds help cover essential items such as modified tricycles, sensory tools, wheelchairs, and alternative therapies like music and equine therapy—resources not typically covered by other funding sources.
“The success of CycleMT 2025 is a testament to the strength of our community and the dedication of everyone involved,” said Michael Barth, CFRE, Logan Health Foundation President. “With nearly $58,000 raised already, we’re well on our way to reaching our $100,000 goal and ensuring Montana’s children receive the care and support they need.”
CycleMT is more than just a fundraiser—it’s a movement that unites individuals, businesses, and communities in support of Montana’s children. To learn more, contribute to the cause, or apply for funds visit www.logan.org/cyclemt.
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