May 21 – 23, 2027

Join America's Most Inspiring Cycling Event.

Join World TEAM for our annual Face of America cycling challenge to Gettysburg’s historic Civil War battlefields on May 21-23, 2027 presented by the Osaic Foundation.

Ride

Empower yourself to ride 110 miles in two days—from our nation’s capital, to Frederick, Maryland, to the historic Civil War battlefields of Gettysburg—alongside our nation’s military heroes. Or join us virtually and ride your own route!

Connect

Engage with our growing World TEAM community—a dedicated group of adaptive and able-bodied individuals—united in honoring military veterans and first responders for their extraordinary service and sacrifice.

Support

By raising funds for World TEAM, you enable us to provide inclusive athletic programs nationwide, empowering both adaptive and able-bodied athletes to thrive through sport.

Adaptive Athletes

Adaptive athletes are encouraged to register as soon as they decide to participate. Early registration helps our team plan effectively and guarantees your hotel accommodations. There is no application process—every adaptive athlete who registers secures a spot in the event and receives the benefits outlined below. A non-refundable registration fee of $40 and a $250 fundraising commitment are required.

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About The Challenge

The Face of America cycling challenge—presented by the Osaic Foundation—honors the sacrifices of our military veterans and celebrates the strength and determination of adaptive athletes. Funds raised by participants, their families, friends, and colleagues support World TEAM’s nationwide programs, making these life-changing experiences possible for all.

World TEAM is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that creates inclusive, inspiring athletic challenges for both adaptive and able-bodied participants. Our programs empower individuals by building confidence and resilience as athletes overcome physical, emotional, and technical obstacles.

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