New For 2025 - ENY Fundraising Partners
Make Our Ride - Your Ride!
Our pricing model changed last year. Instead of marketing with an annoying price increase each month, and repetitive boring emails, our focus has shifted to charging what we believe the value of the ride is in comparison to other similar rides.
When you register for the ride, there is a fixed amount that we need to cover the expenses of the ride. Then there is an amount that we need to help fund strategic investments for the club (for example, we are currently working on a new web site). But there is plenty of room for us to share a portion of the registration fees with fundraising partners.
There is a trend in the cycling world for non profits to run bike rides to raise funds. Not everyone can do this successfully - for those, we are happy to share our ride.
We have moved to a new registration system called BikeReg and they have an offering called PledgeReg which allows riders at their option to fundraise for a cause they hold dear. If you don’t see a cause you would like to support on the list below, you can click on OTHER and provide it to us - you can use PledgeReg to set up your own web site for fundraising that will track your progress. You can also share the link on your social media.
Partners will be added to this page along with their discount codes over time. Please consider inviting your network to support the cause you have passion for by sponsoring your ride! The standard model is: we discount the ride $20 and make an initial donation of $40 to start our fundraising efforts off.
Very important for you to note: If you are already fundraising in another ride, no problem! Leverage ENY to increase funds to your cause. We will write a check to the cause in your name. If you finished the other ride and still need to raise more - use our ride to follow up with your circle between now and September 13th!
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The September 11th National Memorial Trail is a 1,500 mile multi-use route that links the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and the Flight 93 Memorial. Join us on The Trail and embrace the commemorative history of September 11, 2001... remember, discover, and connect. Visit their web site here.
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Bike New York empowers New Yorkers to transform their lives and their communities through bicycling. Their vision is to increase ridership, to empower youth to lead healthy, productive lives, to remove barriers to cycling, and to advocate for and expand services to reach more New Yorkers. Visit their web site here.
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We are dedicated to fostering and nurturing a vibrant community of women of color who share a passion for cycling. Our primary focus lies in promoting the joy of cycling, particularly among women and girls of color. text goes here. Visit their web site here.
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Empire State Ride Long Island is a one-day biking event in the Town of Oyster Bay on Long Island, this year on June 14th. Join them for an impactful, fun day, with a choice of 4 scenic North Shore routes- 8, 25, 37 or 62 miles, to support cutting edge clinical trials for cancer patients at Catholic Health Cancer Institutes and in partnership with one of the premiere cancer research centers in the nation, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. At the end of the ride, enjoy the Oyster Bay Street Fair at the finish line which includes food trucks, live music, Oyster Bay Brewing beer garden (one free craft beer ticket for each rider), prizes and free activities (last year they had axe throwing, dunk tank and other stuff). ENY wilil cover your admission to the ride - simply send your ENY registration confirmation email to enyridedirector@nycc.org and we will get you a code to cover your $25 entry fee to their ride and donate $40 in your name towards your goal for them.
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InTandem is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization whose mission is to provide tandem cycling programs to people who are blind, have low vision, or cannot ride independently due to other disabilities. Visit their website here.
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To provide opportunities for underserved youth to strengthen their minds, bodies and spirits through school-based cycling, fitness, and social-emotional learning programs. Visit their web sit here.
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The Kids Ride Club is the result of a wonderful partnership between Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center, The New York Cycle Club, I.S. 318, P.S. 257, P.S. 18X, MetroPlus Health Plan, and since 2017, Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center in the Bronx.
It consists of a series of 14-18 structured and supervised bike rides for youngsters aged between 9 and 18 years.
The program will run between June and October.
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New York Bicycling Coalition advocates for pro-bicycle and pro-pedestrian policies and funding at all levels of government; educates New Yorkers about bicycle safety and the benefits of bicycling; provides technical assistance and support to advocates and government entities; and promotes bicycle tourism across the state. Visit their web site here.
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Our friends at Veselka have been doing so much to help the people of Ukraine as they fight the unwanted war with Russia. They pass through any funds they raise and seek to donate to Razom and we are supporting that organization via Veselka. Learn more about Razom at Razom.org or about Veselka at Veselka.com
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The Ride for Mental Help mission is to raise funds for McLean Hospital to help accelerate the progress being made to help those who suffer from mental illness. They have a wonderful fundraising ride in New Paltz every June. This year, with Nelson Vailes and Wayne Stetna joining. Visit their web site here.
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WE Bike NYC is a group based in New York City open to all women, female identifying, and gender nonconforming people who enjoy biking (or think they might). WE Bike NYC aims to break down barriers to cycling and build community by offering FREE social rides, training rides, and educational workshops. WE Bike because it’s a great way to get around New York, it’s healthy and it’s FUN! Visit their web site here.
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The mission of Yes She Can is to help all individuals with all abilities, including people with autism and other learning differences, to develop transferable job skills to enable them to join and be successful in the competitive workforce. Visit their web site here.
Yes She Can was founded to support the needs of women with autism who uniquely struggled to find and maintain employment. Not only do women overall have a higher unemployment rate than men, but only 21% of autistic adults are employed. After ten years of successfully providing services for young women through our unique model, we have determined that all individuals can benefit from our program. We have broadened our services to be gender-neutral. We will continue to offer specific training programs for women because many trainees still request that option, but some programs will be gender-neutral.
Many individuals with different abilities can secure jobs but often have difficulty maintaining them, primarily due to the lack of job training and support that meets their specific needs. Work is especially important for autistic individuals: It provides greater independence, a sense of purpose, and belonging.
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Please email our Ride Director at enyridedirector@nycc.org
Roll It Forward
PLEASE NOTE: This is NOT the NYCC Roll-It-Forward Program - that is a program which issues Awards to organizations that in some way support our mission and promote cycling. Cycling-related causes can apply for awards of $500 and up. If you know any organization that merits our support, please have them nominate themselves. Details are available on the New York Cycle Club web site here.
