2023 DC and Maryland Ride Review Our 2023 Bike to the Beach DC and Maryland ride has been a tremendous success! With the invaluable support of numerous organizations and teams, we were able to raise an astounding $555,000! We want to express our deepest gratitude to these amazing groups for their generous contributions. Their unwavering…
2023 Texas Ride Review We are absolutely thrilled to announce the incredible success of our 2023 Bike to the Beach Texas ride. Thanks to the unwavering support and generosity of numerous organizations and teams, we were able to raise an impressive $119,500. This monumental achievement would not have been possible without the invaluable contributions of…
2023 New England Ride Review We are thrilled to share the incredible success of our 2023 Bike to the Beach New England ride. Thanks to the unwavering support from numerous organizations and teams, including Boston University Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse Teams, the Babson Lacrosse Team, Team Salesforce, and Shades of Blue, we managed to raise…
Riding For the Cause: Jeff Ingalls and A Tale of Two Rides Jeff Ingalls was turning 48 and coming up on his goal to ride a century before his 50th birthday. Living in Washington D.C. at the time, Jeff wasn’t sure where to find one until he came across the Bike to the Beach website.…
Bill Benner: Overcoming Odds and Supporting Our Community Look out, FMR coming through! Bill Benner aka FMR aka Fat Man Rolling has been a consistent feature of the Washington D.C./Maryland Bike to the Beach ride since he first rode in 2019, bringing a smile to the face of everyone who interacts with his positive energy…
Riding for a Cause: Josh Danowsky’s Personal Connection to Autism and Bike to the Beach It’s only been four short years since Josh Danowsky first climbed onto his Trek FX2 and started cruising around New York, while looking for a way to stay active during the early days of the COVID pandemic. His usual outlet…
Steve Mister’s Ten-Year Commitment to Bike to the Beach and Autism Advocacy It was ten years ago that Steve Mister lined up for his first Bike to the Beach ride. He had begun biking in his forties after a knee surgery had limited his options for cardio exercise, becoming a regular cyclist. One weekend, he…
Our ride is designed to support local non-profits.
If you work for or know of a nonprofit that would like to raise money
to support its mission through our charity bike ride, please let us know.
Partners are guaranteed $2,500 minimum with no Howard’s limit.
