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.

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 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...

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.

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.

Team Ride to Give 2017

2-year-old Connelly Boothe of Lawrenceville, GA was born prematurely and suffers from lung disease, paralyzed vocal cords, and a severely narrowed airway. Help Ride to Give send him and his family to Boston for lifesaving airway reconstruction surgery.

4-year-old Holden Weissberg was diagnosed with the rare genetic disorder, Dup15q, at 2-years-old. Ride to Give wants to support his growing mobility by providing new flooring on the main floor of his home. Please help us with this simple home renovation.

Vibrant and spunky Peyton Manigo was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at 18 mos. Now 11, she has surpassed every obstacle, and Ride to Give wants to support Perton's wish for mobility independence with a special needs camp in Orlando for Summer 2018.