Organization We Support

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Each year, nearly 40,000 cyclists and more than 4,000 teams participate around the country for people with multiple sclerosis. With the fundraising support of each cyclist, the National MS Society is able to continue their complex and critical work of the challenges of MS.  

Our cycling club has raised more than $55,000 for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.  

The Alzheimer’s Association Ride to End ALZ is an unparalleled cycling experience and fully supported event to fight Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. 

This cycling event directly impacts the pace and momentum behind the fight to end Alzheimer’s. Inspired by science and driven by a determination to end this disease.  Our team's participation in this event helps to raise awareness about Alzheimer, while raising critical funds for advance research and therapeutics.  

The Rosedale School was founded in 1988 to serve students with disabilities from ages 3 to 21 years old who have complex medical, social, and behavioral needs that cannot be met in traditional educational environments.

Rosedale's experienced educators serve students in a caring, family-focused environment that has been tailored to provide educational opportunities that increase students' independence, improve their self-esteem, and allow them to experience a greater quality of life. Serving and empowering students who have special needs with love and respect, Rosedale is among Austin's most beloved schools.

 By participating in the Rosedale Ride, we are helping to support The Rosedale Foundation which provides financial, professional, and program support for the Rosedale School, Austin’s only public school exclusively for children with disabilities and high support needs

In 1996, Nancy Lublin, a second-year law student, received a $5,000 inheritance from her great-grandfather and decided to turn this gift into one that would keep on giving. She teamed up with three nuns in her area and, identifying a crucial need that was not being filled, founded Dress for Success in the basement of a church in Manhattan that same year. 

From that original basement boutique, the mission of Dress for Success spread over all North America and then across the globe, demonstrating that achieving economic independence is a challenge that all women face regardless of their location, language, customs or culture. Today, there are nearly 150 Dress for Success affiliates in 25 countries. Year after year, Dress for Success is able to achieve monumental milestones by rallying the support of each local community.

Our club has been collecting gently worn women business attire that we donate to this incredible organization.  Over the years, we have collected more than $5,000 in clothing.