Charity runs and rides have gone virtual in a new social-distancing era. Here's how Axios' Dan Primack organized a Peloton race that raised $117,000 for a New York City food bank.

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Charity runs and rides have gone virtual in a new social-distancing era. Here's how Axios' Dan Primack organized a Peloton race that raised $117,000 for a New York City food bank.

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Published 30 Mar 2020

· As the country practices social distancing in an effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak, charity rides and races are going virtual with the help of buzzy fitness companies like Peloton.
· Axios business editor Dan Primack rallied over 600 people to race for charity using Peloton bikes (or the app) last Saturday,...

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Charity runs and rides have gone virtual in a new social-distancing era. Here's how Axios' Dan Primack organized a Peloton race that raised $117,000 for a New York City food bank.

Charity runs and rides have gone virtual in a new social-distancing era. Here's how Axios' Dan Primack organized a Peloton race that raised $117,000 for a New York City food bank.

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