24 Hours of Booty, Inc. is heading to the Midwest. The Official 24-Hour Cycling Event of LIVESTRONG and the premier national 24-hour road cycling charity event in the country announced plans today that it will be expanding to Indianapolis, Ind. for its 2012 event series. The 24 Hours of Booty of Indianapolis will take place at Butler University on Friday, June 29-Saturday, June 30, 2012.

“We are ecstatic about this expansion and adding Indianapolis to our family of event markets,” said Basil Lyberg, executive director of 24 Hours of Booty. “Butler University and the community have gone above and beyond to welcome us and will play a tremendous in helping us continue our mission.”

The non-competitive charity cycling event is geared for teams and individuals of all ages and cycling abilities to raise funds, public awareness and support for LIVESTRONG and local cancer charities. To participate in the 24 Hours of Booty of Indianapolis, each rider is required to pay a $50 fee to register and raise a minimum of $200 prior to the ride. For more information or to sign up for the event, visit www.24hoursofbooty.org.

The Indianapolis event will be joining three other 24 Hours of Booty cancer charity cycling rides in Charlotte, N.C., Columbia, Md., and Atlanta, Ga.