AUSTIN— Texas 4000, a nonprofit dedicated to cultivating student leaders and engaging communities in the fight against cancer, today announced David Chayer as its new executive director. Chayer steps into the role to replace outgoing executive director, Jen Thomas, who is relocating to Denver. Also today, the organization announced the expansion of its board of directors, including Wes Carberry, Michael Lu, Danielle Oxford, Kerry Rupp and Denise Silverman. The new leadership and expansion of the board of directors will allow the organization to strategically broaden its reach, and have a greater impact in the fight against cancer.

Michael Tatalovich will be riding as a member of the 2016 Texas 4000 Team. He is currently a sophomore architecture major at UT where he works as a photographer for Spark Magazine, an on campus fashion periodical. He also does creative work for Smear Magazine, a local indie zine. He enjoys being outdoors, concerts, and […]

We couldn’t be more excited for the upcoming Tribute Gala this Saturday, August 22nd! Here is a sneak peak of some of the live auction, silent auction, and raffle packages. Be prepared to get your bid on! LIVE AUCTION PACKAGES Reflections of the Ride – Painting by Carolyn Daniel The painting is called “Reflections of […]

It’s official – the 2015 Texas 4000 team crossed the finish line Friday in Anchorage, Alaska after a 70-day journey (on bicylces) from Austin, Texas! We hope this gives you a glimpse into an experience that is challenging to capture in words and photos and we thank you for the part you played in getting […]

AMARILLO — There were more longhorns in town today. These were actual students from the University of Texas in Austin and they’re on the road to help fight cancer 24-bike riders from the Texas 4,000 were in Amarillo at the Harrington Cancer Center. The Texas 4,000 is the longest annual charity bike event They’re all […]

Twenty-four college bicyclists journeying to Alaska shared their stories with Amarillo cancer patients Wednesday afternoon at Harrington Cancer Center. The Texas 4000 Team is less than a week into its 70-day bike ride, covering more than 4,000 miles from Austin to Anchorage, Ala. “I’m humbled when I see young people giving back, trying to make […]