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Wheels of Justice
The Wheels of Justice cycling team rides to raise money for children fighting cancer and blood diseases. We ride in the Annual Courage Classic, this year a 2-day ride through the Rocky Mountains hosted by Children’s Hospital Colorado. Founded in 2005, our team is made up from 250 riders at every age and skill level. Our youngest rider is usually a baby, pulled along by their parents, alongside their siblings. This ride is different, this cause is different, because this hospital is different.
We aimed to raise $750,000 in 2025 for the Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders at Children’s Hospital Colorado. Our money goes to fund primary pediatric oncologic research as well as mental health and wellness care for families and patients dealing with a diagnosis of cancer or blood disorders.
As of 2024, we have raised over $6.9 Million!! Come ride with us!
Courage Classic Bike Ride July 19-20, 2025
2025 Martha Riedel
Stay with us while we find the words to describe Martha Riedel. She was very uniquely her own person, a daughter, a sister, a twin, a friend, an artist, a maker, an advocate….
Previous Ride Dedications
Our Sponsors
We are so lucky to have our sponsors join us in the fight against cancer! Sponsorship levels range from Courage ($50,000), Summit ($25,000), Peak ($10,000), Elevation ($5,000), and Copper ($2,500). Sponsorship benefits range from dedicated Wheels of Justice Social Media Posts, Ads, Banners, Jerseys, and various other ways to ensure companies and organizations are recognized for their generous donation. Thank you for this year’s sponsors for continuing to provide resources for the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children’s Hospital Colorado!
Summit Sponsor
Peak Sponsor
Elevation Sponsor
Copper
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As the snow settles and our muscles begin to unwind, we take a moment to relax, and the memories of summer start to fade just a bit. But let’s not forget the highlights of our incredible achievements so quickly. In 2024, Wheels of Justice set a new fundraising record, raising an astounding $3,672,602 for the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children’s Hospital Colorado. A heart felt thank you to our dedicated sponsors, whose unwavering support has made this vision a reality:
We finished this year with our highest fundraising dollars yet, scratching the door of $700k!!!! Words cannot emphasize the impact each of you have had on bringing almost $7M to CCBD in our 19 Years. I know when Will told his mom to go out and make a difference, he would say three quarters of a million dollars is a difference! I know we did Mister Will proud this year, and through your perseverance and the love of your communities we rallied as a force.
For all of you who aren’t sure what “Earth Angel” is, allow me to open your minds. Earth Angel is the philanthropic arm of PayTech, Jan is passionate about music and with Earth Angel they fund and promote bands as well as sponsor music related events that help raise money to assist deserving charities. Namely Wheels of Justice and Rock by the Sea. “It’s our goal to bring people together for the love of music. We aspire to transfer that love into means that can help children in need.” Jan specifically schedules Earth Angel Fest after the Courage with a little time left so we can capitalize on the momentum of the event. We would love to see more riders at this concert/festival as our stories and first hand experience will always open those donor’s wallets more quickly! Also, it is an absolute blast!!! (Details below)
Good Morning Wheels Team, The final week we before we descend upon Copper Mountain in a wave of Navy and Gold. I get so excited this week it is very difficult to focus on anything else, I am truly a little kid about to go to sleep-away camp. I know I cannot train anymore from here, this is as prepared as I am going to be. So, what’s left? This is a deeply contemplative week about what got me here. This is my 12th Courage Classic, it took me 6 to complete the Copper Triangle. Nothing about cycling came easy for me, my lungs, my knees, my… saddle… I think I bought 4-8 before learning you just have to sit on it until you stop complaining about it. That might be approximately 5,000 miles… Not sure.