RFC started as a weekend ride. It became a movement that has touched over 125 schools, 2,000+ children, and countless lives across India.
How It Started
In 2016, a small group of motorcycle enthusiasts in Bangalore had a simple idea — what if we rode out to a rural government school and gave it a fresh coat of paint? No grand plans, no funding, just bikes, brushes, and a weekend.
The reaction from the children and teachers was unlike anything they had expected. Kids who had never seen their school look beautiful were suddenly proud of where they studied. Teachers reported better attendance. The community came together.
That one ride became two. Two became ten. And Ride For Cause was born — a community of passionate bikers united by the belief that every child deserves to learn in an environment that fills them with pride.
125+
Schools Transformed
2000+
Children Reached
8+
Years of Impact
16
States Covered
What Drives Us
Every kilometre we ride is in service of a child who deserves better. Our bikes are our tools of change.
We don't just paint walls — we pour our hearts into every school, every classroom, every child we meet.
RFC is not an organisation — it's a family. Every volunteer, donor, and supporter is an equal part of this movement.
We specifically target schools that no other NGO has visited. The most forgotten children deserve the most attention.
Our Journey
A small group of bikers in Bangalore decide to ride to a rural school and paint it. The response is overwhelming.
RFC completes its first 10 school transformations across Karnataka, reaching over 3,000 children.
Corporate volunteering program launched. RFC partners with companies to bring employee volunteers on rides.
Special initiative launched to support single-parent girl children with scholarships and mentorship.
RFC crosses the milestone of 125 schools transformed across 16 states and 3 Union Territories.
The journey continues. New events, new schools, new smiles. The road never ends.
The People
The hearts and wheels behind Ride For Cause.
Founder & Lead Rider
The man behind the movement. Madhu started RFC with a simple belief — that a group of bikers could change the world, one school at a time.
Co-Founder
Ananth brings strategic vision and operational excellence to every RFC ride and initiative.
Core Member
Sanjay handles on-ground coordination and makes sure every school visit runs like clockwork.
Core Member
Rakesh manages volunteer relationships and ensures every rider feels at home in the RFC family.
Every ride needs more riders. Every school needs more hands. Join RFC and become part of something bigger than yourself.