Don’t be alarmed if you see an army of people on spin bikes at the Art Museum on September 8th. An event called Spin4Equality, a one of a kind spin-a-thon, will take over the steps for a few hours that day to raise money for Vision for Equality, an organization that helps thousands of disabled people in Pennsylvania receive help and guidance, enabling them to be a part of the community. To reserve a bike, raise a minimum of $250 and sign up online. One of the spinning bikes will be yours for two hours (you can share the bike with a friend if two hours is too long). And, if the glorious view of the city isn’t enough to get you going, Hannah Purbe, fitness director and spinning instructor at the Sporting Club at the Bellevue, will instruct the ride, and there will be a live D.J. to pump up participants. More information here.

$250 (in fundraising), Saturday, September 8 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia

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Get ready, Philly: Here’s an opportunity to raise some serious loot for cancer research in a seriously fun way. The Kicking Cancer Foundation is holding its fourth annual Philly Kicking Cancer Kickball Tournament on August 18th in FDR Park. How often do you get the opportunity to raise money for a good cause while also taking a nostalgic trip back to your playground days?

If you’re not from Philly, fear not. PKC has reserved a slew of rooms at the Philadelphia Courtyard Marriot for the out-of-towners (and they’re discounted, too!). These rooms are first come first serve, so don’t put this phone call off, kickballers.

Registration is open online until August 3rd. For all other event deets, including rules and team requirements, go here.

$40 per player, Saturday, August 18, 9 a.m. to 6  p.m., FDR Park, South Philly.

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Here’s a unique way to celebrate Father’s Day: a 5K race to help fight prostate cancer. The 10th annual Gary Papa run will take place on June 17th at the Art Museum, kicking off at 8:30 a.m. Proceeds benefit the Philadelphia-based organization Prostate Health International, of which 6ABC Sportscaster Gary Papa was a board member; Papa lost his battle with prostate cancer in 2009. Not up for the run? There are also a 5K and one-mile walks. More info is here.

$30, Sunday, June 17th at 8:30 a.m., Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Eakins Oval, Benjamin Franklin Parkway and 23rd Street.

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The Billy Mock Foundation was created in memory of a 13-year-old boy who suffered from brain cancer and died in 2007. The foundation provides financial support to local families who are facing the challenges of illness. This annual 5K run also includes a one-mile walk and a picnic to follow. All age groups are welcome, and awards are given at the end of the event. Register and learn more here.

$20 for the 5K, $15 for the walk before March 10th; $25 for the 5K and $20 for the walk after and day of; Sunday, March 25th, Ridley Creek State Park, picnic area 11, 1023 Sycamore Mills Road, Media

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