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Ride To Resilience

There’s something powerful about starting a project with a clear vision… only to have life come along and hand you something even bigger.

Ride to Resilience began as a documentary about mountain biking and a behind the scene's look at Steve and Kelsey's journey creating incredible riding videos. At its heart was Steve Vanderhoek—firefighter, pro rider, and a guy known as much for his humility as his wild talent on a bike. What we didn’t know when we first hit record was just how raw, real, and important this story would become—not just for Steve, but for so many others.

Over the past year, we’ve followed Steve through one of the most challenging and transformative chapters of his life. We’ve explored the toll that firefighting and trauma take behind the scenes, and how riding, nature, and community have helped him find his footing again. What started as a short film has evolved into a full-length documentary about struggle, recovery, friendship, and finding light in the dark.

And we’re not done yet.

We’ve launched a GoFundMe campaign to help us finish production, elevate the sound and color, and get the film out into the world the way it deserves. Every dollar will go toward making this project as impactful as it can be—through powerful visuals, heartfelt moments, and a platform that reaches those who need to hear it most.

GoFundMe Campaign

This film isn’t about hype. It’s about humanity. It’s about what happens when you lose your spark… and slowly find it again.

That’s why we’re turning to the community. The riding world has always had a way of showing up for each other, and this project is something we believe the community can be part of—not just as viewers, but as backers, believers, and fuel for the fire.

If you’ve ever felt burnt out, overwhelmed, or like you’re carrying something too heavy to name—you’re not alone. And you’re exactly who this film is for.

This isn’t just Steve’s story. It’s about every rider who’s wrestled with their mental health. Every first responder who’s been through more than they can say. Every person who’s leaned on their bike, their forest, or their crew just to make it through the week.

Ride to Resilience is about finding the courage to talk, to feel, to heal—and to keep moving.

By supporting the film on GoFundMe page, you’re helping bring an important story to life. You’re also joining a growing crew of people who believe that bikes, conversation, and community can make a difference.

You’re helping us keep going — because there’s still more to film, more to share, and more lives to reach. Your support means the world to us, and we’re incredibly grateful to have you alongside us on this journey.
We’ve poured everything into this project. Now we’re asking for a little help to cross the finish line.

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