Ride for a cause.
You register. You choose a nonprofit. Your fundraising page is created. 100% of donations go to that charity.
How it works
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Pick a ride.
Tucson in November, Palm Springs in February, Scottsdale in April, plus Zona and the Loop de Loop. One account, any event.
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Pick a cause.
More than 110 nonprofits use these rides as a fundraiser. Join one of their teams during registration, or ride open.
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Ride and raise.
You get a personal fundraising page to share. 100% of what you raise goes to the charity you chose.
Registration fees run the event. Donations go to the charity you chose. The two never mix.
For riders
One extra tap.
Choosing a cause happens inside registration. There's no second platform to sign up for and no separate fundraising account to manage.
Most riders who join a team ride the same distance they were going to ride anyway. The difference is that the miles carry money with them.
It takes one extra tap, and riding with a nonprofit often lowers your entry fee.
For nonprofits
A fall fundraiser you don't have to build.
El Tour America produces the event, handles registration and brings the riders. Your organization brings its people and keeps every donated dollar.
Teams can ride more than one event a year. A supporter who can't reach Tucson in November may be able to reach Palm Springs in February or Scottsdale in April.
Find a nonprofit
Who's riding.
Search the partner nonprofits riding this season, then join their team at registration.
Can't find them? Request a nonprofit
- $138 million raised for nonprofits since 1983
- More than 110 nonprofit partners
- About 11,000 riders a year
- #1 road cycling event USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice, 2023