Just Ride For A Just Cause is an MS150 Recommended bike ride on the west side of the Greater Houston Metropolitan area. The proceeds from the JR4JC ride supports Passion for Humanity on the fight against human trafficking.
The ride starts at Simonton Community Church, Simonton, TX.
We have something for everyone, a short family scenic ride, for the less experienced, to a longer more challenging ride for the serious rider, with multiple routes in between. Routes are 11, 25, 35, 50, & 65 miles.
We all can help to stop this slavery and create a safe environment for our community.
- Registration and breakfast begin at 7:30 a.m. and the ride begins at 8:30 a.m.
- We will have a staggered start with the longest distance riders leaving first. Lunch is provided for all participants.
- Ride in comfort knowing that there will be breakpoints every 10 – 15 miles. Refreshments will be provided at all breakpoints to keep you hydrated and energized. Your safety and well-being is our major concern, as we offer well planned routes, police escorts through major intersections, and mechanical and medical support at the rest stops. SAG vehicles and Ride Marshall support also is included.
Fee Info:
- $35 thru 1/31/18
- $40 from 2/1/18 to 3/22/18
- $45 day of event
- $25 under *18 years of age
The first 400 registrants will receive a pair of custom bike socks with the Just Ride for a Just Cause logo!
- 24 Mar 2018 8:30am
- Tickets On Sale
- Just Ride For A Just CauseJust Ride For A Just CauseSimonton, Texas, USA
- Up to 65 miles (105 km)
- From 40.00 USD
Extra Information
Passion for Humanity is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to increase awareness of and offer support for victims of sex trade and commercial sexual exploitation in the greater Houston area. We provide and promote local community and sporting events such as the Just Ride For a Just Cause, as a vehicle to generate awareness and aid in the restoration of victims of modern-day slavery. Proceeds from this events will be used to support Human trafficking victims by providing aftercare in the form of housing, counseling, healthcare and education programs.
