Ride to Give is a 501c3 (tax ID 46-2952297) public charity that turns athletic ability into fundraising power for families with children who are disabled, injured, or ill. All donations made here will go to our current and future causes. Thank you!

To cap off 2016, Ride to Give is asking you to become part of the RTGA 33% by committing to a monthly tax-deductible donation to Ride to Give today.

To cap off a successful 2017, Ride to Give is asking RTGA members to become part of the "RTGA 33%" by committing to a monthly tax-deductible donation to Ride to Give. Your reoccurring donations will help us grow and expand our reach to help more families.

In spring 2018, Maureen McGarry Porette was diagnosed with stage three aggressive breast cancer. Fiercely independent, Maureen has had to learn to ask for help and right now most of all she needs financial peace of mind as she fights cancer.

To honor Ride to Give co-founder Kaete Nazaroff's birthday, we are asking members of the Ride to Give Army to commit to a monthly tax-deductible donation to Ride to Give in support of ongoing programming and smaller cause requests. Read more below...

4-year-old Rosalee Truelove was diagnosed with Periventricular Leukomalacia and Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy before her 2nd birthday. She is a fighter, and Ride to Give wants to support Rosalee's continued growth with an adaptive bike.

Team Ride to Give 2017

9-year-old Rylee Sanford from Chatsworth, GA was diagnosed at birth with bilateral closed lipped schizencephaly and CP. Ride to Give wants to help send her to Texas for SMLP surgery to release her tendons and increase her mobility and standing strength.

18-month-old Hudson Price of Wink, TX, was born with an extremely rare chromosomal deletion with accompanying diagnoses. Please help Ride to Give support Hudson with two years of Cranial Band therapy that is not covered by his insurance.

3-year-old Evan Vickers of Leary, GA was born with congenital heart defects and later diagnosed with neuroblastoma. He travels 3-5 times a month to Atlanta for his cancer treatments and Ride to Give wants to support his medical travel.