JAM Fund

Four-time U.S. Cyclocross National Champion Jeremy Powers was one of the top-ranked cyclists in the world. He is the founder of the JAM Fund with pals Al and Mukunda and mentors our riders to the highest levels of success. JPows has his hands in many aspects of the sport including as commentator for World Cup Cyclocross and director of sports marketing at Whoop. People say his smile is contagious, and we'd firmly agree. Ooouuwwwww!

Al Donahue is perhaps the most successful coach in U.S. Cyclocross, launching cyclocross stars Jeremy Powers, Stephen Hyde, Ellen Noble and Curtis White to their national and international championship titles. Al is the head coach for the JAM Fund race team. He manages their training and travel and oversees the day-to-day operations of the organization on top of so much more.

Mukunda Feldman manages the finances for the JAM Fund non-profit organization. He has worked in the food and beverage industry for almost two decades, and as we all know, cycling and coffee go hand-in-hand. His amazing culinary talents have been showcased in our past Grand Fundo events. Although he works behind the scenes for JAM Fund these days, you can always find Mukunda at the Fundo with his family.

There are many hands that help out the JAM Fund, but there’s one that we acknowledge as the pectin in the JAM— someone who helps everything stick together. Vicky has worked with the JAM Fund since 2015 on communications, media outreach, website management, our Grand Fundo registration, event organization, our essential grant program and more. She’s always behind the scenes, and wherever she is in the world, she lends a hand. She travels to Massachusetts to be with us during our annual Fundo event. She is no doubt an important part of the management team and a big part of the JAM fam.