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Raising Money for Charity Through Cycling: How I Turned 962 Miles into $20,000

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Last Updated: December 2025 Raising Money for Charity Through Cycling: How I Turned 962 Miles into $20,000 A 70-year-old cyclist shares a real, step-by-step story of raising $20,000 for a nonprofit by riding 962 miles across Texas—with news coverage, daily updates, and a Texas Tech marketing class that amplified donations. Quick Take Raising money through cycling isn’t about catchy phrases or fancy events. It’s about a clear challenge, a simple donation page, consistent daily updates, and getting the story in front of the right people. I rode 962 miles across Texas in 12 days and raised $20,000 for a small local nonprofit—because we treated it like a real campaign, not a casual ride. Most articles about charity cycling feel like they were written by someone who’s never actually raised money. They say things like “ride for a cause” and “make a difference,” then stop right there—no real plan, no real tactics, no proof. ...

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