7:00AM – 100 Mile (Century) 

10:15AM – 50 Mile (Half Century) 

12:00PM – 25 Mile (Quarter Century) 

1:30PM – 10 Mile (Family Fun Ride) 

The After-Party starts at 2:00 p.m. 

Log in to your fundraising page by going to Will Bike 4 Food 2022 – The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts and clicking the orange LOGIN button at the top right hand corner of the screen.

No. However, you are never required to ride. If you don’t feel safe riding on the day of the event, we simply ask that you turn in your fundraising in advance or stop by to drop it off at The Food Bank the following week. 

Parking will be available on a first come/first serve basis at the Elementary School parking lot. You will have a short walk (or bike ride) to registration and the pavilion. Additional parking will be available at The Hatfield Town Hall (just down Main St.). 

Fundraising is required to attend the live event on September 25th. Participants under 18 are encouraged to fundraise, but it is not required. 

You will have until Oct. 16, 2022 to complete your fundraising. If you have not met your minimum, you will be billed for your remaining balance and have the opportunity to contact us in regard to any potential errors on our part. 

Simply go  to Will Bike 4 Food 2022 – The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts and search for the team or participant you’d like to donate to on the home screen.

Registration fees are non-refundable and may not be deferred to another year. WB4F takes place rain or shine. In case of severe weather, The Food Bank may cancel or modify the ride for safety concerns. In the unlikely case a ride is canceled, the registration fee can be claimed as a tax-deductible donation. 

Just bring your bike, your helmet, and at least one bottle of water. There will be stops along the way where you can refill your bottle. Riders have found it helpful to also bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and extra clothes. It is strongly encouraged to wear reflective clothing and have front and rear lights on your bike for visibility – even on a sunny day. 

To make sure everyone returns on time and that safety precautions are in place, please leave at your designated time.

Certainly! You can rack up miles mountain biking, indoor cycling, unicycling…however you choose to reach your goal!

Yes. Virtual riders and guests of registered participants have the option to purchase After Party tickets if they wish to attend.

All registered participants get a free WB4F t-shirt. If you will not be attending the After Party you can arrange to pick up your shirt or have it mailed.

We will definitely be needing volunteers for a variety of tasks before, during, and after the event. Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator Alex Santiago at alexs@foodbankwma.org to get involved.

Please email Cheyenne at cheyenneb@foodbankwma.org as soon as possible if you need to change your route. 

There will be porta-potties located near the water/snack stops along your route. We will provide you with the location of each water stop and porta-potty. 

No. You don’t all need to ride the same route to be considered a team. The routes are developed to have different levels of difficulty, for different levels of cycling experience. The 10-mile is great for families, while the 100-mile is suitable for more experienced cyclist. Choose one that’s right for you. 

The After-Party will go from 2:00pm to 5:00pm and is included in your registration. It includes lunch from The Smithsonian Café & Chowderhouse (vegetarian and gluten-free options available), a Crooked Stick pop, and beverages from Berkshire Brewing Company, Head Water Cidery, and Black Birch Vineyard. Non-alcoholic beverages will also be available. After-Party tickets for non-riders can be purchased for $20 for adults and $10 for children 12 and under.