This year I will be attempting a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail (AT). This trail traverses 14 different states along the Eastern United States going from Georgia to Maine spanning 2,197.9 miles.
The reason I am hiking the AT is because of my dad, Layne Oliff. He instilled in me the love of nature. He was an avid trail runner, hiker, cyclist and an all-around lover of nature himself. He was diagnosed with PLS in 2017 and ALS in 2020. He passed in April of 2025. Watching him lose his motor function and go from someone who can run, jump, and climb to being in a wheelchair was incredibly difficult.
My dad and I spent time talking about life, nature and the Appalachian Trail. Hiking the AT was on his bucket list but one item he was never able to complete. I decided that if he couldn’t walk the AT, I would walk in honor of him. We had many conversations about this, and now I am attempting this thru-hike to honor his memory and as a fundraiser for ALS.
From diagnosis, my dad spent much of his time and energy advocating for those with ALS. This hike honors both his love of nature and his dedication to the ALS community. I have chosen to have donations go to Compassionate Care ALS. CCALS is a great organization that provides the much-needed support for those diagnosed with ALS and their families. This support includes equipment, support groups, and education. My parents received support from CCALS, and firmly supported and believed in the mission and the important work of CCALS.
Please consider supporting me, honoring my father, and supporting those with ALS by donating to this worthwhile cause. Follow my progress here and on Instagram @bmountains_23.
It’s that time of year again! We’re excited to return for the 3rd annual KRV for ALS Truck Show
The 2025 event was a huge success, with attendance nearly doubling from 2024. Once again, we’ll be heading back to Gillette Stadium for an afternoon showcase, wrapping up the day with an incredible light show from participating trucks as the event comes to a close.
In just two years, this event has raised nearly $75,000 to support ALS care programs. This year, our goal is to raise $50,000, and every sponsor plays a vital role in making that possible. The success of this event simply wouldn’t happen without your support. Below, you’ll fi nd details on the sponsorship and vendor opportunities available for this year’s show.
*All sponsorships are fully Tax Deductible! Receipt provided for your tax records.
501(c)(3) Organization - The RYCO Foundation: #99-2838136
Sponsor the KRV for ALS Truck & Car Show
Premiere Sponsor
$2,000 Donation
- Limited Availability!
- Full fleet VIP parking spots (please notify # of trucks in advance. Show trucks only)
- Option for vendor space (please notify in advance)
- Largest placement on event signage, and largest placement t-shirt
- Social media post/recognition
- 5 event t-shirts
- 10 free event tickets
Gold Sponsor
$1,000 Donation
- Limited Availability!
- 1 VIP parking spot (please notify in advance. Show trucks or cars only)
- Company logo placement on event signage and t-shirt
- 3 event t-shirts
- 5 tickets to event
Bronze Sponsor
$500 Donation
- Company logo on event t-shirt
- 2 tickets to event
- 2 event t-shirts
Event Vendor Space
$150 Donation (Free with Premiere Sponsorrship)
All vendors will be strategically positioned in the middle of the show to help facilitate traffic to your booth! Sponsors who will also have trucks at the show are welcome to set-up their booth next to their fleet! 12x12 space for vendor table.
To sponsor or donate, please mail a check to the below address:
All checks can be made out to The RYCO foundation
607A Wareham Street, Middleboro MA, 02346
For questions or additional information, please contact RYCO.
16th Annual
David's Old Silver Swim
Saturday, August 8, 2026
Check-In 8:30-9:30 AM
Swim Begins 10:00 AM
Registration is now open!
David’s Old Silver Swim is an annual open ocean swim along the beautiful shoreline of Old Silver Beach, in North Falmouth, Cape Cod. Join us in the clear waters of Buzzards Bay for our 16th annual charity swim. Choose either a 2-loop, 1-mile swim or a 1-loop, 0.5-mile swim, both featuring chip timing technology for accurate race results. There is also a non-competitive and untimed 1-loop, 0.5-mile fun swim for anyone looking to test the waters in a relaxed setting, with the option to complete the full loop or simply swim out and back at their own pace.
This event honors the memory of David Garber, who passed away in October, 2023 after living with ALS for 14 years. His spirit, friendship, determination and love was an inspiration to countless people who got to know him, from near and far.
Compassionate Care ALS Founder and Executive Director, Ron Hoffman, shared a profound and enduring friendship with David. Throughout his ALS journey, David also cultivated an extraordinary and deeply meaningful relationship with the organization. CCALS is honored to continue David’s legacy through this remarkable event.
Ron Hoffman and David Garber at the 2016 CCALS Gala
“David’s ability to live a full life despite ALS was absolutely extraordinary.”
– Mike Fishbein, longtime friend.
CCALS team registration will open on March 3, 2026.
All proceeds benefit Compassionate Care ALS
Our goal is raise $50,000 for this year's tournament. The prizes and giveaways will be bigger and better! Come join us August 24th and do you part to fight ALS. For more information click here.