Rally with us to surpass $1 MILLION in donations in our 5th year!
Bike, Walk, and Eat Tacos in a fun community event on the Wabash Trace, in honor of Mike Kutilek.
Sat. JUNE 7, 2025
All proceeds directly support the integrated health services provided by Community Alliance in Omaha.
$800,000+ raised
over the past 4 years!
Over the past two years CA has experienced a
while wait time decreased from
in clients served,
51% increase
30 days to 4 days.
WHAT TO KNOW
Sat. June 7, 2025
Grab your bike or your best walking shoes and join us on the Wabash Trace “Taco Ride" (about 10 miles or 50 minutes, each way by bike).
At the halfway point at Tobey Jacks restaurant in Mineola, IA there will be tacos served, a short program, kid activities, and raffle prizes!
Walkers can drive to Tobey Jack's and walk as much of the trail as they please.
What's in store for 2025
Face painting and other fun for the kids,
Live music,
Great raffle prizes,
Side games and contests,
A special fifth year tie dye t-shirt.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
INTRODUCING OUR 2025 PRESENTING SPONSOR
We are proud to announce Emily and Baker Mayfield's incredible support for the Omaha community and Bike With Mike 2025! Emily grew up in Omaha and was friends with Mike. Along with Baker, she is the founder of the Baker & Emily Mayfield Foundation. Its mission is a focus on resilience and a spirit of support, their nonprofit provides programs, scholarships, and philanthropic opportunities to help others tackle life's challenges in order to BE the best version of themselves.
Join Bike With Mike and The Mayfield's this year to help us reach $1 Million in all-time donations!
ABOUT MIKE
Mike Kutilek was an outgoing and healthy young man who enjoyed a number of outdoor activities, but he especially loved biking. He learned to ride a bike very early at age 3, and it just kept growing into long bike rides with friends on trails like the Wabash Trace. Mike especially loved the popular Wabash Trace "Taco Ride" on Thursday nights.
In Mike's late twenties he manifested mental illness and eventually passed away in May of 2020 at age 29. The Kutilek family experienced the hardships of dealing with mental illness for a loved one, along with the need for mental health resources and awareness in the Omaha community. The family is organizing an event in Mike's honor that raises funds to help support Community Alliance, a local mental health organization that is having a significant impact in the community.
