Lord Riderz began in 2011 as a group of men and women from the Puget Sound area who
wanted to give others a sense of hope and purpose by serving the community through a car club.
From the very beginning we have served the homeless in our community. We’ve donated funds and collected clothes, prepared care packages, and provided meals for those in need.
Former Kent Police Chief Ken Thomas, and former City Council member Jim Berrios (owner of the Golden Steer Restaurant), are just two of the community leaders who have acknowledged our efforts.
LORD RIDERZ IS A 501(c) Non-Profit
“Our priority is not to build cars, its to build lives”
LORD RIDERZ improves lives and life-long opportunities in economically and historically disadvantaged communities by providing students with school supplies, improvements to instructional facilities, and youth summer camp scholarships, and by feeding the homeless.
LORD RIDERZ resources it’s work as a 501(c)(3) charity through a deep pool of car- enthusiast volunteers, and with event-based, individual, and corporate financial support.
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In very short years the work of the Lord Riderz Christian Car Club has involved hundreds of
people in events to provide food, clothing, supplies, respect, conversation and genuine caring to
the homeless in our community.
We’ve provided scholarships to economically disadvantaged youth and young adults allowing
them to participate in uplifting and life building summer camps. In addition, children in the
School District from economically disadvantaged families are better equipped as they step out
the door for the first day of school with backpacks and school supplies from Lord Riderz.
Because of LordRiderz, families in our community who would not have had a Christmas
received enormous gifts and blessings inspired by the reason for the season.
“What shall we say about such wonderful things as these? If God is for us, who can ever be against us?”
