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Cycle for Lanie – Together with SCOPE

On Sunday, May 3, 2026, riders will come together for the NYC Five Boro Bike Tour as part of Cycle for Lanie – Together with SCOPE, riding in memory of Lanie and in support of SCOPE and our mission to pave the path to camp and beyond for the children we help to serve.

By joining Cycle for Lanie, you are participating in one of New York City’s most iconic rides and helping ensure that more children have access to the life-changing experience of summer camp. A portion of each registration directly supports SCOPE’s work connecting children and their families to camp opportunities nationwide.

Your registration includes entry into the Five Boro Bike Tour as part of the Cycle for Lanie team, team swag, and a post-ride celebration with fellow team riders and supporters. Riders will also have the opportunity to create their own personal fundraiser and invite friends and family to support their ride and SCOPE’s mission.

Whether you are riding for the joy of the day, in memory of Lanie, or to help open doors for children who deserve the chance to experience camp, we are grateful to have you riding alongside us. Together, we ride in memory of Lanie, creating impact with SCOPE.

All check contributions can be made out to:
SCOPE, 275 Madison Avenue, Suite 2110, New York, NY 10016

About Lanie

Helaine (Lanie) Shari White was a sister, friend, daughter, granddaughter, and niece. All that knew her would describe her as sarcastic, funny, meticulous, generous, thoughtful, a little stubborn, smart, stylish, introspective and kind. She was known for her beautifully written cards that she would write to all those that she loved on special occasions, for her creative gifts, her love of shopping, her hard working nature, her sense of humor, her love for her family and unfortunately for her struggles.

In December of 1984 days before her 18th birthday, Lanie Shari White was diagnosed with diabetes. She was enjoying her senior year in high school and had just gotten into the school of her dreams and suddenly her life would change. As her family was preparing to go on vacation Lanie was not feeling well and had announced to our parents that she believed she had diabetes. She had many of the tell-tale signs…excessive thirst, frequent urination, weight loss and irritability. One doctor’s appointment later and her entire life would change.

It was the mid 80’s and there was no pump,  testing kits were fairly simple and medication was all given through self-drawn and administered shots. It seemed like a lot of trial and error when it came to finding the right balance to keep her blood sugars stable and in a safe zone. The next 15 years would prove to be a struggle for Lanie. As she tried not to allow diabetes to control her life the impact that it had on her daily life from eating, to exercise, to work, to how she felt physically it was impossible for it not to overshadow every aspect of her life. She was with the best doctors in NYC receiving the best care but diagnosed with brittle diabetes it was hard to control the extreme highs and lows that were associated and often put her life in danger.

The Cycle for Lanie – Together with SCOPE Team

ORGANIZERS
Adam Baker, Gregg Licht, and Aimee Skier

CYCLE FOR LANIE TEAM
Register above to join the team!

ABOUT SCOPE

SCOPE (Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education) is a national nonprofit funder of overnight summer camp and college scholarships, creating pathways to potential through Camp, Classroom, College, and Career for children and teens from under-resourced communities who commit to staying in school.

Click here to learn more about SCOPE!