Susan Adams-Price
On June 20th I’ll be riding 50 miles to raise awareness and support for youth who need safety, shelter, guidance, and stability. Every mile ridden, is about showing up for kids who need someone in their corner.
Ride-for-Pride is more than a cycling event, it’s an opportunity to stand up for young people experiencing homelessness, crisis, instability, or isolation and to remind them that their community cares. Advocacy matters and riding is my way of helping make sure they know they are not alone.
I’m proud to be riding in support of the Center for Youth’s Arnett House in Rochester, NY, that provides critical services and safe spaces for youth in our community. Their work helps young people navigate some of life’s hardest moments while giving them opportunities to grow, heal, and thrive.
Young people don’t get to choose the circumstances they’re born into, but communities can choose how they respond. Sometimes the greatest impact comes simply from showing young people that someone cares enough to act.
Your donation will directly support the Center for Youth and help continue programs and resources that provide hope, connection, and stability for local youth. Every contribution, large or small, makes a difference.
If you’re able, please consider donating to support this ride. If donating isn’t possible, sharing this page and spreading awareness is another meaningful way to help.
Thank you for supporting this cause and helping create a stronger, more caring community for young people.
Sue