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Ride Don’t Hide Round-up
Aug 31, 2017
Over 6,600 mental health supporters took part nationally in the Canadian Mental Health Association’s (CMHA) Ride Don’t Hide charity bike ride on Sunday, June 25. Celebrating its sixth anniversary, Ride Don’t Hide raised over $1.5 million (a record!) for mental health programs and services coast to coast. This year, the ride took place in 30 communities across the country, from Newfoundland and Labrador to British Columbia, making it Canada’s largest community bike ride for mental health. All funds raised through the events go toward CMHA’s mental health programs within the local communities. CMHA’s plans for next year – our 100th anniversary year – will mean exponential growth for the Ride.