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Featured Riders

A snapshot of top fundraisers and staff riders who helped push the 2019 ride past its $500,000 goal.

Riders come in all shapes, sizes, and stories, and a directory is the simplest way to find one person among hundreds. By typing a name into the search field, supporters can pull up a profile that usually includes a personal note, the chosen route, and a running tally of how much has been pledged so far. Cheering on a coworker, family member, or friend becomes a small act of community, since every dollar adds momentum to the larger club mission. The format keeps the focus on people, not paperwork, so donors can move from curiosity to contribution in a few clicks without wading through unrelated clutter or unfamiliar jargon along the way.

Teams turn individual effort into something collective, which is why a separate team directory matters. A group page gathers every registered rider under one banner and shows their combined progress, making it easier for sponsors to see the wider reach of their gift. Supporters who want to back an entire crew, perhaps an office team, a school club, or a neighborhood group, can do so in a single contribution. The directory also helps curious visitors discover which teams exist, learn about their causes, and follow their journey from training rides through the final event.

Volunteers form the quiet backbone of a ride like this, and their work often happens behind the scenes. The directory area typically links to opportunities for people who would rather give time than money, whether that means helping with registration, rest stops, route signage, or post-ride celebrations. Each role keeps the day moving safely and cheerfully, and many volunteers return year after year because the atmosphere feels welcoming. Families, retirees, students, and corporate groups all find a place, which reinforces the community spirit that defines the event beyond the bike itself.

Sponsors provide the fuel that keeps fundraising realistic and rewarding for participants. Local businesses, healthcare partners, and family-run shops often appear alongside team pages, lending credibility and visibility to the cause. Their backing means riders can focus on training and outreach rather than logistics, and it signals to donors that the effort is rooted in the local economy. A healthy mix of sponsors also helps stretch every dollar further, allowing more of each contribution to reach the programs and youth services that the ride is designed to support.

Browsing the directory, whether by individual or team, is meant to feel encouraging rather than transactional. Clean layouts, readable typography, and clear calls to support a rider help visitors move from scrolling to acting with confidence. The experience reflects the same values as the ride itself: steady effort, shared purpose, and small steps that add up. For someone new to the event, the directory is a friendly starting point that introduces faces, stories, and groups worth cheering on long before the first pedal turns.

Featured Teams

Teams leading the way on the 2019 fundraising leaderboard.