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BE GOOD FOUNDATION
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REBECCA'S PRIVATE IDAHO
Be Good™ Foundation is dedicated to transforming individuals and communities by using the bicycle as a catalyst for healing, empowerment, and evolution. All funds raised during Rebecca's Private Idaho directly support the work of Be Good, including our Fellowship program, RPI Girls Mentorship program, and our Grant programs. Every dollar you give helps us support a wide range of initiatives, from clearing landmines in Laos to building confidence in young women through the bike. Your involvement enables us to build stronger, healthier communities and foster a love for cycling that changes lives.
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Help us meet our goal of $50,000!
Be Good Party
We launch the RPI experience with an exclusive Be Good™ Foundation Party, featuring incredible people, food, drinks, and small-town hospitality! This event is entirely dedicated to fundraising for the Be Good™ Foundation. Your purchase includes a raffle entry, dinner & drinks, exclusive Be Good™ swag, and a chance to mingle with the Queen herself and other amazing humans who all share a love for cycling and be(ing) good.
Potato Olympics
Inspired by family competitions and a love for Cheese Balls, Aerah Hardin, Executive Director of BGF, originally created the Cheese Ball Olympic Games. Upon relocating to Idaho in 2020 and missing these cherished games, she introduced the Potato Olympics, adapting the event to include Idaho's famous potatoes. This fun and whimsical competition is now part of Rebecca's Private Idaho, attracting competitors from all over the U.S. The Potato Olympics features two-person teams in a silly, single elimination tournament format. The event promises laughter, competition, and the crowning of the official RPI Potato Olympics gold medal winners. Costumes and a competitive spirit are encouraged!
"Momentum" Art Show
We are proud to announce the collaborative body of work “Momentum” by Dominique Powers and Lisa Congdon. The work will be on view in Ketchum with an opening party on Saturday, August 30, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Forest Service Park Building. Please join us!
The cyclists featured in this exhibit are pivotal in the growth of the cycling industry as leaders, doers, and ambassadors of change. By combining the mediums of photography and illustration, Dominique and Lisa shine a light on these athletes and invite viewers to reflect on the change one person can make in a community and look within to acknowledge the potential we have to do the same. Featured athletes include Abi Robins, Anna Yamauchi, Annijke Wade, Brooke Goudy, Izzy Johnson, Jess Cera, Lisa Congdon, Marley Blonsky, Meg Fisher, Molly Cameron, Rachel Olzer, Rebecca Rusch, Sarah Sturm, Ellen Campbell, and Serena Bishop Gordon.
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