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DESCRIPTION:Jeff Molby is a dedicated Rotarian from Caro\, Michigan\, and
  the driving force behind Chemo Riders\, a nationwide initiative that ad
 dresses the critical transportation access gap for cancer patients. A long
 -time volunteer with the American Cancer Society’s Road to Recovery prog
 ram and among its top supporters since the pandemic\, Jeff embarked on a t
 wo-year cross-country bicycle tour in fall 2023 to raise awareness and rec
 ruit new volunteer drivers. His mission is personal and powerful: no one s
 hould miss a life-saving chemotherapy session due to a lack of transportat
 ion. Jeff mobilizes Rotary clubs\, community groups\, and individuals\, ur
 ging volunteers to offer rides—operating like an “Uber for chemo appoi
 ntments”—and to help expand the reach of patient support. Recognized b
 y the American Cancer Society as its 2024 Patient Support Volunteer of the
  Year\, Jeff continues to pedal forward—literally and figuratively—to 
 ensure cancer patients across America can get to treatment on time. Jeff M
 olby’s “Chemo Ride” is a two-year\, cross-country cycling journey wi
 th a powerful mission: to ensure no cancer patient misses a life-saving tr
 eatment because of transportation challenges. As he pedals thousands of mi
 les across the United States\, Jeff raises awareness and recruits voluntee
 rs for programs like the American Cancer Society’s Road to Recovery\, wh
 ich provides free rides to chemotherapy appointments. His ride symbolizes 
 hope\, resilience\, and community action—turning every mile into an oppo
 rtunity to help patients get the care they need. 
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SUMMARY:Jeff Molby: Chemo Riders
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Jeff Molby is a dedicated Rotarian from C
 aro\, Michigan\, and the driving force behind Chemo Riders\, a nationwid
 e initiative that addresses the critical transportation access gap for can
 cer patients. A long-time volunteer with the American Cancer Society&rsquo
 \;s Road to Recovery program and among its top supporters since the pandem
 ic\, Jeff embarked on a two-year cross-country bicycle tour in fall 2023 t
 o raise awareness and recruit new volunteer drivers.</p>\n\n<p>His mission
  is personal and powerful: no one should miss a life-saving chemotherapy s
 ession due to a lack of transportation. Jeff mobilizes Rotary clubs\, comm
 unity groups\, and individuals\, urging volunteers to offer rides&mdash\;o
 perating like an &ldquo\;Uber for chemo appointments&rdquo\;&mdash\;and to
  help expand the reach of patient support.</p>\n\n<p>Recognized by the Ame
 rican Cancer Society as its 2024 Patient Support Volunteer of the Year\, J
 eff continues to pedal forward&mdash\;literally and figuratively&mdash\;to
  ensure cancer patients across America can get to treatment on time.</p>\n
 \n<p>Jeff Molby&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;Chemo Ride&rdquo\; is a two-year\, cross-
 country cycling journey with a powerful mission: to ensure no cancer patie
 nt misses a life-saving treatment because of transportation challenges. As
  he pedals thousands of miles across the United States\, Jeff raises aware
 ness and recruits volunteers for programs like the American Cancer Society
 &rsquo\;s Road to Recovery\, which provides free rides to chemotherapy app
 ointments. His ride symbolizes hope\, resilience\, and community action&md
 ash\;turning every mile into an opportunity to help patients get the care 
 they need.</p>\n
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