We ride so no one fights breast cancer alone. Every mile, every ticket, and every dollar stays right here in southern West Virginia.
Ridin’ 4 A Cure is dedicated to creating a movement that saves lives and inspires hope in Mercer County and the surrounding areas. We focus on prevention, education, and community partnerships to set a new standard for lower cancer rates in West Virginia.
We have helped more than 100,000 local breast cancer fighters with the care, transportation, and resources they need to keep moving forward.
More than 5,000 participants have joined our events, raising awareness and funds for preventative screenings, transportation and early detection.
In partnership with WV Gal, we have supplied more than 100 wigs to breast cancer survivors, restoring confidence and reminding them they are never alone.
Enter for your chance to win a Polaris 2025 RZR 1000 XP with front and rear bumpers, winch, top, and windshield, plus a 6×12 Triple Crown trailer. Every ticket you buy funds screenings, awareness, and survivor support in our community.
$25,000 package
October 10 at the annual event
You do not have to be present to win
Proceeds from Ridin’ 4 A Cure fund services operating right here in southern West Virginia. Not a national office. Your neighbors.
Founded by Ridin’ 4 A Cure with the Princeton Rescue Squad, providing free transportation for local cancer patients to treatments and appointments.
A women’s health initiative created with Blue Prince Family Health to streamline early breast cancer detection through education, outreach, and screening.
In partnership with WV Gal, providing high-quality, comfortable wigs that women in treatment can wear at home, at work, or while traveling with confidence.
Together we ride to raise awareness and provide critical resources to the families who need them most.
Care, resources, and free transportation to treatment for local patients who otherwise had no way to get there.
Riders, sponsors, and volunteers have turned out to fund early detection and screening in our region.
High-quality wigs provided so survivors keep their dignity and confidence all the way through treatment.
Whether you donate, sponsor a ride, buy a raffle ticket, or show up in October, you are funding care for someone’s mother, sister, or daughter.
