Don’t let your son miss out!
Ride4Regesh is more than just a bikeathon — it’s an unforgettable experience for the entire family!
Join the largest and most exciting boys’ biking event in the country, bringing together over a thousand boys for an evening filled with fun, energy, friendship, and purpose.
🏆 AWESOME PRIZES
🚴 RIDE WITH YOUR FRIENDS
🔥 AN INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE
ALL WHILE DOING A HUGE MITZVAH!
On Sunday, June 21st, the Blue Claws Stadium Parking Lot will transform into a high-energy celebration as over a thousand boys come together for the ultimate bikeathon experience.
Boys who raise a minimum of $100 are invited to participate — and the more you raise, the bigger the prizes you can earn!
The bikeathon begins with an exciting ride through the streets of Lakewood, complete with Police and Chaveirim escorts guiding riders safely along the route. Participants will then return for an exciting show and celebration you do not want to miss!
🎁 Awesome R4R swag
🥤 Refreshments
🎟️ Exciting raffles
🎉 Nonstop fun throughout the event
Ready to join? It only takes 2 minutes:
✅ STEP 1: REGISTER
3 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER:
1️⃣ Online at Ride4Regesh.com
2️⃣ Call the hotline: 833-R4R-BIKE (747-2453) during business hours.
3️⃣ A parent can text “REGISTER” to 352-R4R-TEXT (747-8398)
💰 STEP 2: Raise at least $100 to participate
(The more you raise, the bigger the prizes!)
🎉 STEP 3: Join us on Sunday, June 21st from 7:30–9:15 PM for an unforgettable family event (Girls up to age 10 are welcome.)
Once registered, participants can begin raising money for The Regesh Network — an incredible organization dedicated to supporting children and families facing emotional challenges and distress.
Participants have until Sunday, June 21st — the day of the event — to raise money.
Can’t make it to the event? No problem. You can still join the Ride4Regesh campaign as an R4R Raiser and remain eligible for the same exciting prizes — even if you’re not riding.
🏁 We can’t wait to see you at the finish line!
The Ride4Regesh Team
Rabbi Naftoli Stern
Rabbi Yudi Altusky
Rabbi Meyer Tesler