Coltin Wilde

Thank you to business sponsor Injury Care Associates!

Huge thank you to Brett De Mooy and Injury Care Associates for their contribution to this charity and sponsoring me as a rider! 

https://injurycareco.com/

My first ride with DGR was 2023 and Injury Care has graciously given both years to this wonderful cause. Many blessings to Brett and his wonderful staff of dedicated healthcare professionals!

Supporting mental health and suicide prevention along with prostate health

https://www.gentlemansride.com/about/mens-health

And

https://www.gentlemansride.com/about/programs-we-fund

I wanted to highlight this charity in its entirety. Cancer research and prostate health are extremely important but it also addresses mental health which is equally huge! Whichever side you connect with, or whether both equally ring loudly, this is a great charity!

Straight off the site are links addressing the two issues this charity raises funds for. Please give it a look!

I also encourage you to browse the site and find out more about this charity ride that supports Movember in a global ride with many countries participating.

My personal note about this charity.

For fellow riders in this charity, I applaud the physical support and donations raised towards this wonderful cause. If you were able to donate or raise funds, one day, God willing a stranger may be in a place to pay it forward because they overcame medical or mental problems because of our kindness and generosity. Remember that even small amounts can add up to become great miracles for others.

To the folks I know, strangers, businesses and all who help support this charity, may God shine His light and peace upon you and return the blessings you give to others.

To the friends and people of the world dealing with cancer and mental health, my efforts are for you. I hope you know you are loved, and the world is a better place for having you in it.

Be distinguished my friends, love yourself, love others. Be kind.

Love your comrade in cause,

Coltin Wilde

Photo is my ESA dog Tin Can who rides in the sidecar with me.