Rosina is proud to have participated once again in the Ride for Roswell, one of the nation’s largest charity cycling events dedicated to raising funds for cancer research and patient care. This year’s ride marked a major milestone — the 30th Anniversary — and set a new record by raising an incredible $6 million to support the fight against cancer.
Rosina’s own cycling team, the Rosina Riders, contributed with passion and purpose, raising over $5,000 toward this important cause. We are especially proud of Delaney Setter, granddaughter of Greg Setter, Rosina’s Chief Operating Officer, who rode in honor of those touched by cancer and raised nearly $2,800 — making her the team’s top fundraiser.
This inspiring event brought together over 7,000 riders, each with their own story and reason for riding. Participants chose from five different routes, each designed to accommodate various levels of experience and endurance. Regardless of the distance, every pedal pushed the mission forward: to find a cure for cancer and support those affected by it.
For Rosina, this event is more than a ride — it’s a reflection of our values. We ride to celebrate survivors, to honor loved ones lost, and to support the community that has supported us. We are deeply grateful to every associate, family member, and supporter who joined us in this journey of hope and healing.
Together, we’re not just riding — we’re making a difference.
