This is the first annual BIKE FOR SHELTER event and it's going to be a blast- the ride is nearly 30 miles, with a 4-mile stretch along the Columbia River and some hefty climbs (including Mt. Tabor!). Registration is open to single riders on 28 and 9-mile routes.

We're also benefiting an amazing cause: a local nonprofit called Transitions Global has been asked by the FBI and the Portland Police Force to open a safe house for underage girls from Oregon, Washington, and neighboring states who have been kidnapped or coerced into sexual slavery. It is a huge problem here in Portland–police officials say they could fill the shelter’s proposed 22 beds in 24 hours–and Transitions Global is exactly the right group to help. We're very proud to help them finance their project.

Read more about the cause.

News & Updates

9/26 RIDER RAFFLE:

Robert Atkinson won a $5 gift certificate to The Gladstone Coffee & Pizza & a free gelato from

Shannon Liedtke won a $20 gift card to Delphina's Bakery

Ellen Robson won a $25 gift certificate to

Leah Lewis won a $5 gift certificate to The Gladstone Coffee & Pizza & a free gelato from

Phillip Golob won a $20 gift card to Delphina's Bakery

Cheryll Bronzich won a gift certificate for a dinner for two at Laughing Planet Café

9/26 FUNDRAISER RAFFLE:

Matthew Lambert won four personal training sessions with Tori Boyce

Jack Kehoe won a bike jersey from

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This is the first annual BIKE FOR SHELTER event and it's going to be a blast- the ride is nearly 30 miles, with a 4-mile stretch along the Columbia River and some hefty climbs (including Mt. Tabor!). Registration is open to single riders on 28 and 9-mile routes.

News & Updates

BIKE FOR SHELTER in Portland Mercury's cover story!

Voices For Justice: Human Trafficking, the Dark Secret of America

VIDEO LINK: KOIN Local News Interview with Transitions Global