#5- Joe Mantegna Movie, television and Broadway star Joe Mantenga and his wife Arlene discovered that daughter Mia — at two and a half years old — was autistic. Joe shares his journey with listeners of raising a child with
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Cycle To End Father Absence & Ride For Ryan [widget id=”wvrx_columns-9″] Ryan M. Hanson was an intern for the 21st Century Dads Foundation and participated as a crew member and rider in the 2017 Dads Honor Ride. Sadly, Ryan died
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Opinion | OP-ED COLUMNIST Why Fathers Leave Their Children David Brooks June 16, 2017 Millions of poor children and teenagers grow up without their biological father, and often when you ask them about it, you hear a litany of
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Squires/Cycle To End Father Absence & Ride For Ryan [widget id=”wvrx_columns-7″] Ryan M. Hanson was an intern for the 21st Century Dads Foundation and participated as a crew member and rider in the 2017 Dads Honor Ride. Sadly, Ryan died
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Cycle To End Father Absence & Ride For Ryan [widget id=”wvrx_columns-5″] Ryan M. Hanson was an intern for the 21st Century Dads Foundation and participated as a crew member and rider in the 2017 Dads Honor Ride. Sadly, Ryan died
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Cycle To End Father Absence – Cyclebar Hoboken 21CD is holding a Cycle to End Father Absence on October1 at Cyclebar – Hoboken located at 720 Monroe St, Hoboken, NJ 07030. Each registered C2EFA rider receives a commemorative C2EFA/Cyclebar t-shirt,
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Chicago Parent —January, 2017 Writer Courtney Fries tells us why it is important for dads to care about school, and lists 21st Century Dads as a way to get involved. Read the article here.
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Jun 13, 2016 Presented by | LARRY ELDER “Which poses a bigger threat to black communities: Racism? Or the absence of fathers? Drawing on a sea of official data and his own upbringing, talk-show host Larry Elder shows just how
[CLICK TO READ MORE]David Hirsch is a mover and leader in the ‘Fathering’ movement. His personal commitment to his own family distinguishes him as an overcomer father, but in addition he is raising the importance of responsible fathering in the conciseness of America.
[CLICK TO READ MORE]The 2016 Honor Ride planning has begun! It takes months and an army of volunteers and support to get this endeavor off and running. And speaking of volunteers, there are many volunteer opportunites, so please check consider adding your name
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Published on Aug 21, 2015. Dads Honor Ride is a cycling and fundraising campaign. The inaugural ride DHR15 took place from June 1-21, 2015. The ride started in Santa Monica, CA, loosely followed the iconic Route 66 and concluded in
[CLICK TO READ MORE]21 DAYS, 1 BIKE, AND 2,355 MILES Being a dad in the 21st century is more challenging than in previous generations. More is expected from us, and research indicates that children benefit from a higher level of engagement with a father
[CLICK TO READ MORE]21 days and 2,325 miles later, the Dads Honor Ride 2015 has come to an end. It’s been an amazing experience from a physical, emotional and spiritual perspective. What are the odds a 54 year old of moderate athletic ability
[CLICK TO READ MORE]June 19, 2015 Engage Non Profit with Andy Busch You can listen to the interview here.
[CLICK TO READ MORE]June 21, 2015 12:52 PM CHICAGO (CBS) — A Chicago man has just arrived back in town just in time for Father’s Day after a 21-day charity bike ride from California, reports WBBM’s Mariam Sobh. Listen to the broadcast here…
[CLICK TO READ MORE]June 21,2015 2,300-mile bike ride ends in Chicago on Father’s Day to recognize dads David Hirsch concedes cycling 2,350 miles for 21 days straight isn’t logical. But Hirsch did just that, loosely following Route 66 from Santa Monica, Calif., and
[CLICK TO READ MORE]06/21/2015, 08:26PM Dad’s cross-country bike ride raises $100K to help fathers help their kids During daily phone calls to check in with her husband, who was in the midst a cross-country bicycle ride, Peggy Hirsch would hear the sound of
[CLICK TO READ MORE]21 days and 2,325 miles later, the Dads Honor Ride has come to an end. It’s been an amazing experience from a physical, emotional and spiritual perspective. We had a total of six riders the last day including Dariusz Cupial,
[CLICK TO READ MORE]DR. DARIUSZ WIECUPIAL / Poland >>> OPEN RELAY TEAM RIDER Dr. Dariusz Cupiał is a theologian, author of the book “On the Path of Evangelization and Ecumenism.” Co-founder and Chairman of the Cyril and Methodius Foundation. He has received a scholarship for social entrepreneur
[CLICK TO READ MORE]We decided to shift the end point for today from Dwight, IL to Monee, IL, which meant adding approximately 40 miles to today’s ride and taking 40 miles off tomorrow’s ride into Chicago, to build a cushion in the event
[CLICK TO READ MORE]We donned our rain gear and headed out for another day in paradise, that is if you’re a duck or an amphibian. It rained almost all day. Loved the On The Hill Golf Course sign indicating Rain, Rain Go Away
[CLICK TO READ MORE]After a good night’s sleep at the Best Western it was time to hit the road in the rain and make the transition from MO to IL. Some of the rivers were swelling and looked like chocolate milk. After 65
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Day number 17. Rained on and off during the day. No planned activities along the way today. I was moved by the sign outside of Westside Baptist Church, which read: “Fathers – What Kind Of Legacy Are You Leaving?” This
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Greetings from Lebanon, MO and the conclusion of Day 16 of the Dads Honor Ride. We started the day in Joplin and rode 70 miles to be at PPD for a warm welcome and to do a press conference to
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Mission Statement
Improving the lives of children by raising awareness and resources for greater father involvement; and inspiring dads to be present —physically, emotionally, financially and spiritually.
Vision Statement
That all children will grow up with a loving, caring and nurturing father and family.
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