Team Jaguar
Team Jaguar is a dynamic collective of Augusta University faculty, staff and students who share a commitment to combating cancer through active participation in the Paceline fundraising bike ride. Our team encourages riders of varying skill levels to join in this significant endeavor for our campus community.
By uniting under the banner of Team Jaguar, we strive to meet ambitious fundraising targets while fostering camaraderie, support and collective achievement. We are determined to make an enduring impact by contributing to the mission of the Georgia Cancer Center and supporting vital research initiatives.
Join us as our affiliated teams raise funds together as part of Team Jaguar. To date, our teams have raised nearly $24,000!
Join Team Jaguar
All you need is enthusiasm and a desire to make a difference. Register as a rider, start a team or contribute to our overall team fundraising efforts. Your participation fuels the fight against cancer and strengthens our community's resolve to overcome this challenge.
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What to Know
Local Impact
By riding with Paceline, we directly contribute to research at the Georgia Cancer Center, positively influencing our local community and campus.
Team Support
Joining Team Jaguar means joining forces with colleagues, forming teams that rally together to achieve fundraising milestones and provide mutual support.
Inclusive Engagement
Regardless of skill level, everyone is welcome to participate in the Paceline bike ride, with short ride options suitable for riders aged 10 and above. Non-riders can play their part by engaging in fundraising activities or volunteering to make a difference.
Accelerating Research
Paceline's grants empower researchers, helping them advance their discoveries at an accelerated pace.
100% Fund Allocation
Funds raised by participants go exclusively to researchers at the Georgia Cancer Center.
Proven Success
With a track record of raising over $1 million for cancer research since 2019, we are building a legacy of impactful contributions.