The Grateful Team

TGT got together to celebrate the life of Wish Kid Kai and all of his favorite things! Kai would have been 17 years old and we are keeping his spirit alive through this amazing community, reliving memories, and SO many tacos.🌮🍹💙✨

✅RAISE OVER $140,000 FOR MICHIGAN WISH KIDS
✅RIDE 300 MILES IN 3 DAYS WITH THE BEST TEAM

There truly aren’t enough words to express the amount of gratitude, love and inspiration we have all experienced these last three days. Not only within our own team but throughout the entire Wish community.

Yes, the miles can be difficult, but it doesn’t hold a candle to what these families have to face every single day. Their strength and resilience is what keeps us pedaling.

We crossed the finish line alongside our Wish Kids Emmie, Devin, Zoe, and Nathan on their bikes. Watching Nathan complete his very first century ride, feeding tube and all, was nothing short of incredible.

Finally, THANK YOU. Thank you to everyone who has supported us in anyway throughout the year. We could not do this without you.

MORE PHOTOS TO COME

This past weekend was packed with a bunch of training from rides to triathlons to the Spartan race!!! We are so proud of this team and their strength, and in just a few short days we will be off on the cycling tour.

Visit the link in our bio or visit thegratefulteam.com to help us reach our fundraising goal!! We are so close!!

TGT pool party was a success!!🍻☀️🚔

We always have so much fun bringing this squad of amazing humans together. About a week from now everyone will be gearing up to take on the Wish-A-Mile Cycling Tour.

There’s still time to support our fundraising goals➡️ thegratefulteam.com

Some of the Grateful Team Boys got out and got muddy at this year.

We can also just assume they all won right???

It is with profound sadness that we share the loss of a member of our Grateful Team family to a hard fought battle with pancreatic cancer.

Three seasons ago, when TGT exploded with tons of new riders, some of them joined under peer pressure and others, like Jason, dove in head first.

Jason lived his whole life on the same values our team rides on: showing up without being asked, doing the quiet unglamorous work, leading by example, and making things an adventure instead of a chore. He taught his children to love others by showing up, a lesson we can all take something from. His presence will surely be missed on and off the road. We are grateful to have his son, Caleb, riding alongside us.

Forever in our hearts, we love you, Jason.