About 100 Ride
A fundraising cycling event where 100% of funds raised are distributed to local Rockland County charities (Kupath Ezra and Tomche Shabbos) to support neighbors struggling with basic daily needs.
Focus Areas
basic needsfood assistanceemergency assistancecommunity services
Funding Style
unrestricted supportgeneral operating supportcore supportflexible funding
About 100 Ride
The 100 Ride Inc channels a fundraising cycling event into local Rockland County charities, with 100% of funds raised distributed to organizations serving neighbors struggling with basic daily needs. The recent grant record shows a narrow, repeated pattern of support for two Monsey nonprofits: Tomchei Shabbas of Rockland and Kupath Ezrah. Both have received multiple general-support grants, including one award of $140,395 to Tomchei Shabbas of Rockland in 2024 and $137,261 to Kupath Ezrah in 2024. That pattern suggests a funder built around flexible support rather than project-specific awards. The foundation’s stated focus areas align with that approach: basic needs, food assistance, emergency assistance, and community services. Its philosophy tags also point to unrestricted support, general operating support, core support, and flexible funding. Leadership is listed as Moshe Goldblatt. With annual grants of $775,206 and a latest 990 year on file of 2024, the grantmaking footprint is concentrated and local, centered on a small set of recipient organizations in New York.
What 100 Ride Funds
The clearest throughline in The 100 Ride Inc’s grantmaking is support for basic-needs organizations in Monsey. In 2024, it awarded $140,395 to Tomchei Shabbas of Rockland for general support, and it also gave $137,261 to Kupath Ezrah for general support. Those grants show a preference for flexible operating support rather than narrowly earmarked projects. The same pattern appears in 2023, when Kupath Ezrah received $126,253 and $125,000, both listed as general support. Tomchei Shabbas of Rockland also received $125,000 and $121,297 in 2023. The foundation’s stated focus areas include food assistance and emergency assistance, which fit the recipient names and the community-services emphasis in its profile. Across the recent record, the grant purpose stays broad, with general support repeated throughout.
How 100 Ride Gives
Typical grant size clusters tightly around six figures, with a p25 of $125,000, a median of $125,626, and a p75 of $134,509. The recent record shows repeated support to the same recipients across 2023 and 2024, indicating a recurring relationship rather than one-off awards. Every listed grant is marked general support, consistent with the foundation’s tags for unrestricted, general operating, core, and flexible support. The organization does not make program-related investments and does not fund individuals.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$235K
Total Assets
$29K
Total Revenue
$420K
Total Expenses
$442K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $125K and $135K, with a median of $126K.
25th Percentile
$125K
Median
$126K
75th Percentile
$135K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
MOSHE GOLDBLATT
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