Questeq Team Member Cycles for Multiple Sclerosis Research

In September, we shared a cycling event that Steve Leslie, Questeq Technology Specialist at Aliquippa School District, was participating in to benefit the TinyHands Foundation. In June, Steve will be hitting the road again with his bike to raise money for Multiple Sclerosis research. As always, Questeq values the community outreach efforts of our employees and we are happy to spread the word to our partners and friends.

On June 8th and 9th, 2019, cyclists will be traveling between sixty and one hundred miles each day, beginning in Moraine State Park, Portersville, PA and ending in Conneaut Township Park, Conneaut, OH. The money that is raised will be used to find the cause, treatment and ultimately the cure for multiple sclerosis. The money is also used to provide education, information, direct financial support and scholarships to individuals and families living with MS.

We asked Steve how he got involved with these charities and why they are important to him, and here is what he had to say, “I started doing charity rides around 1998 when I did my first MS 150 ride, which benefits Multiple Sclerosis research. This summer will be my 10th time riding the MS 150 ride, which I have done each year since my brother-in-law was diagnosed.”

If you are interested in learning more or donating to the ride, please visit the donation page by clicking the link below.

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