FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
National Ride Cycles Across the Country to Support Women, Families, and Pregnancy Care
Biking for Babies missionaries ride July 13–18 on multiple routes nationwide
Biking for Babies, a national nonprofit that forms young adults to live lives of service and purpose, will host its annual National Ride from July 13–18, bringing together cyclist and support crew missionaries in a six‑day effort to raise awareness and financial support for pregnancy resource centers and the women, men, and families they serve.
Founded in 2009, Biking for Babies combines physical challenge, community life, and faith‑based reflection to prepare young adults to serve others with courage, discipline, and compassion. The organization partners with pregnancy resource centers across the country, helping expand access to free, life‑affirming care for families navigating unexpected or difficult situations.
During the National Ride, teams travel approximately 600 miles across multiple U.S. routes, stopping in local communities to share stories from the front lines of pregnancy and family care and invite people to be part of the mission. Each team includes both rider missionaries and support crew missionaries, who serve side by side. While riders take on the physical demands of the road, support crew missionaries ensure safety, logistics, hospitality, and encouragement, playing an equally essential role in the success and purpose of the ride.
Teams depart from distinct regional starting points, as outlined on the National Ride website, and travel through many communities before concluding with Celebration of Life events. Along the way, they host gatherings at churches and in homes, creating opportunities for local residents to learn more about pregnancy care resources and how to support women and families in need.
Since its founding, Biking for Babies has formed more than 300 missionaries and partnered with around 200 pregnancy resource centers, providing approximately $2.5 million in financial support while increasing public awareness of compassionate care available to women, men, and families across the United States.
Community members can follow the ride, find events along each route, and learn how to get involved at bikingforbabies.com/national-ride. Those who wish to support the mission financially can donate at bikingforbabies.com/give, helping fund young adult formation and pregnancy care services nationwide.
Media Contact
Sarah Wiese
Biking for Babies
sarah.wiese@bikingforbabies.com
334‑454‑4243
For more information, visit www.bikingforbabies.com.
