Support the River Team for Will Bike 4 Food’s 16th Year!

Support the River Team for Will Bike 4 Food’s 16th Year!

Photo: 93.9 & 101.5 The River, USED WITH PERMISSION


Will Bike 4 Food returns for its 16th anniversary year on Sunday, September 20th at the Lion’s Club Pavilion in Hatfield! Together, we’re raising $300,000 for The Food Bank of Western Mass, which will provide hundreds of thousands of healthy and nutritious meals to neighbors throughout Western Massachusetts. Right now, half of households in our area are struggling to afford food. No one should have to wonder where their next meal is coming from. Your ride — and your fundraising — helps make sure they don’t have to.

HELP SUPPORT WRSI’S TEAM HERE!

Help us fundraise towards the goal with a tax-deductible contribution, or join our team and come ride with us at the event! Station members will be riding along several different routes, and all the money we raise as a team will go directly to the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts in support of their mission. Find out more about how to ride and what to expect here.

Choose between a:
  • 100 Mile Century Ride
  • 50 Mile Half Century Ride 
  • 25 Mile Quarter Century Ride 
  • 12 Mile Family Fun Ride
  • 4 Mile Family Fun Ride
  • Or ride virtually anytime in September during Hunger Action Month!
Have fun, get some exercise, and keep our neighbors in need from hunger! It’s the 16th Annual Will Bike For Food, with 93.9 The River.

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