Ride with us on SEPTEMBER 30,  2023 (NEW DATE!)

Registration is now open!

About the 2023 ride

The Sacramento Century Challenge is the region’s premier cycling event, with well over 1,000 riders annually. Presented by the Rotary Club of Sacramento, the 10th annual Challenge will benefit the Sacramento Children’s Home Crisis Nursery program, which protects kids from child abuse and neglect. The bike ride starts from Capitol Mall in downtown Sacramento and winds through the scenic Delta wine region to Isleton, then back to the Mall. There are four different routes: 100 mi., 63 mi., 36 mi., 16 mi. We also have a great Post-Ride Festival, with live music, delicious food and outstanding beer and wine vendors. Registration will open June 1, 2023. So, mark your calendar now. And if you’re interested in a sponsorship, don’t wait, get in touch with us now!

How to get involved

Corporate sponsors participants

Corporate Sponsor

  • Name and logo on Sac Century and Sacramento Children’s Home website and social media
  • Seen by all of our participants and followers

Become a Sponsor

Challenge Champion

Challenge Champion

  • Earn a full refund on registration
  • Earn a free jersey
  • Fundraising tools and support

Become a Champion

Group photo of volunteers

Volunteer

  • It’s easy and fun
  • Make a lasting Impact
  • Perfect volunteer opportunity

Become a Volunteer

Funds Raised

Thank you for your participation in the Sacramento Century Challenge. We are pleased to share that in 2022 we presented the Sacramento Children’s Home Crisis Nursery with a check for $101,000. Over the last nine years we have raised $691,214 for local Sacramento charities with this annual fundraiser. This could not have happened without your support.

Crisis Nursery Sacramento Children's Home Logo

The Sacramento Children’s Home operates the Crisis Nursery. Its mission is to prevent child abuse and neglect by providing support to families in times of crisis.

The little kid on the top of the slide

Thank you to our 2022 Corporate Sponsors