Ride 2 Recovery (Project Hero)

Hey guys!

Join me in my attempt in setting the world record for cycling non-stop from the Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles all the way to Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. And yes, I mean NON-STOP! Not even stopping to eat or to poop if you can imagine that. The whole ride will be just over 475 miles! 

Why would I put myself through this you may ask? I am trying to raise funds and awareness for the non-profit organization Project Hero.  If you are a Veteran or First Responder and you have an injury, PTSD, or TBI, Project Hero can help you get back on your feet. The work they do is truly amazing.

So please, help me achieve this goal and help me to honor and recognize Project Hero!

Wish me luck!

To learn more about me, check out my site here: https://rolandomantilla.wixsite.com/mysite
https://www.instagram.com/rolomant/

I was lucky enough to get a job with an amazing nonprofit organization, Project Hero. Since being on staff, I have met the most amazing people with amazing stories. This became more than a job, it became my passion. I would like to use my own way to help raise money and do as much as I can for an organization that has become so close to my heart.
From building and donating adaptive bikes and producing cycling events throughout the nation to supporting community-based rehabilitation and recovery programs, Project Hero is raising awareness of the national PTSD mental health crisis and making a difference in the lives of thousands of Veterans and First Responders, as well as their families and communities.
Our programs have helped more than 10,000 Veterans and First Responders through cycling-based programs and other events since 2008.  Project Hero participants record elimination of and decreases in use of prescription drugs of as much as 65 percent, greater injury recovery rates, improved sleep habits and overall improvement in daily life functions.
Please help me by donating to this amazing cause so we can continue to build bikes for our nation's heroes and get them riding with for physical and mental therapy.