Sixteen cycling teams to participate in the Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts Ride to Provide in Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Sixteen cycling teams from local Jewish organizations will participate in the Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts Ride to Provide 2024 on Sunday.

The goal is to raise funds to support the impactful work that the organization does locally and globally. Ride to Provide is not only a fundraising event but also a celebration of Jewish culture and a show of solidarity with the community here and in Israel.

“It’s a really great event for bringing people together to learn about all of the different things happening in our Jewish community, to get to know one another, to get a little exercise, and raise money to support community needs,” said Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts CEO Nora Gorenstein.

This ride highlights the strength of collaboration, with teams representing different partner organizations, such as:

• B’Yachad Springfield
• Congregation Beit Ahavah
• Congregation Ahavas Achim
• Congregation B’nai Israel
• Congregation B’nai Torah
• Congregation Sons of Zion
• Hebrew Free Loan Association of Greater Springfield
• Jewish Community of Amherst
• Jewish Family Service of Western Massachusetts
• Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts
• Lander-Grinspoon Academy
• Lubavitcher Yeshiva Academy
• New England Jewish Academy
• Rachel’s Table of Western Massachusetts
• Sinai Temple
• Temple Beth El

These organizations help embody the spirit of unity and shared purpose that defines Ride to Provide 2024.

The ride will take off from Sinai Temple in Springfield at 9:00 a.m. The event will also feature a community fair starting at 10:00 a.m. offering live music, food, and opportunities to learn more about other Jewish organizations here in Western Massachusetts.

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