PMC Unpaved
Summit Fundraisers
PMC Unpaved Summit Fundraisers are PMC Unpaved's top fundraisers. They exceed their fundraising commitment to reach the annually determined Summit level.
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2025 Summit Fundraiser Gift
The 2025 PMC Unpaved Summit Fundraiser gift is the Charles River Apparel New Englander Rain Jacket featuring a PMC Unpaved Summit Fundraiser logo. The navy jackets are available in a men's fit (right image) and women's fit (left image).
The PMC Unpaved Summit Fundraiser 2025 gift is provided by Charles River Apparel.
All PMC Unpaved riders who reach the Summit Fundraiser level ($4,500 in 2025) will be gifted this jacket this fall, following the November 1 fundraising minimum deadline.
Summit Fundraisers are invited to register first for PMC Unpaved! The exclusive Summit Fundraiser registration opens April 1 at 9 AM. Only 2024 Summit Fundraisers (those who raised $4,000 or more) can register this day.
PMC Unpaved Summit Fundraiser Registration
PMC Heavy Hitters
A PMC Heavy Hitter is a participant who achieves the Heavy Hitter level ($11,000 in 2025) in any one event, whether Winter Cycle, PMC, or Unpaved. A PMC Top 10% Heavy Hitter is a participant who raises $17,000 in any one event.
They are recognized for their fundraising through:
- Early PMC Registration
- Recognition During PMC Weekend & in the PMC Yearbook
- PMC Heavy Hitter Evening
- A PMC Heavy Hitter Gift
- The 2025 PMC Heavy Hitter gift is a PMC Heavy Hitter vest provided by New Balance. All 2025 riders who raise $11,000 or more will receive this gift in November 2025. The 2025 Heavy Hitter level is $11,000 and the Top 10% level is $17,000.
Fundraising Commitment
PMC Unpaved riders’ commitment to fundraising is at the heart of PMC culture. When riders register, they commit to a fundraising minimum, 100 percent of which goes to cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
The fundraising commitment for both routes – 30 and 50 miles – is $2,000.
