Year
Money Raised
Where It Went
1994
$21,024.00
General Benefit
1995
$51,152.00
General Benefit
1996
$82,584.00
Tunnel Transport
1997
$64,240.00
Clinical Programs (Cystic Fibrosis, Down Syndrome)
1998
$102,750.00
Clinical Programs (Cystic Fibrosis, Down Syndrome)
1999
$112,418.41
Clinical Programs (Cystic Fibrosis, Down Syndrome)
2000
$118,633.74
Clinical Programs (Cystic Fibrosis, Down Syndrome) Y Camp Riley
2001
$153,069.69
Clinical Programs (Cystic Fibrosis, Down Syndrome) Y Camp Riley
2002
$173,591.12
Clinical Programs (Cystic Fibrosis, Down Syndrome) Y Camp Riley & General Benefit of Hospital
2003
$256,198.25
Clinical Programs (Cystic Fibrosis, Down Syndrome) Y Camp Riley & General Benefit of Hospital
2004
$283,973.25
Child Life Specialists - $150,000, Diabetes - $133,973.25
2005
$231,025.61
Simon Family Tower
2006
$314,731.89
General Benefit ($214,731.89) and Burn Unit ($100,000)
2007
$264,810.91
Pulmonology ($130,000), Burn Unit (100,000) and General Benefit ($34,810.91)
2008
$365,585.00
Pulmonology ($130,000), Burn Unit (100,000) and General Benefit ($135,000)
2009
$371,225.00
Pulmonology ($130,000), Burn Unit (100,000) and General Benefit ($130,000) and Kohl's Center for Safe Transportation ($10,000)
2010
$285,000.00
Pulmonology ($130,000), Burn Unit (100,000) and General Benefit ($130,000), Kohl's Center for Safe Transportation ($10,000) and Deaconess Riley Children's Services ($3,200)
2011
$320,000.00
Child Life ($200,000), Kohl's Center for Safe Transportation ($10,000),Deaconess Riley Children's Services ($2,500), and General Benefit ($107,500)
2012
$350,000.00
Child Life ($200,000), NICU ($146,800) and Deaconess Riley Children's Services ($3,200)
2013
$250,000.00
Child Life ($100,000), NICU ($47,800), Cancer Center ($50,000), Pulmonology ($50,000) and Deaconess Riley Children's Services ('2,200)
2014
$300,000.00
Child Life ($50,000), Wells Center for Pediatric Disease Research at Riley ($250,000)
2015
$250,000.00
Wells Center for Pediatric Disease Research at Riley ($250,000)
2016
$250,000.00
Priorities identified by Riley Hospital: Pediatric Research, Maternity & Newborn Health and Family Support Programs ($250,000)
2017
$310,000.00
Riley Hospital strategic priorities for 2017-2018: Pediatric Research, Maternity & Newborn Health and Family Support Programs ($310,000)
2018
$240,000.00
Pediatric Research and Patient Care (to speed innovative treatments to children)
Maternity and Newborn Health (to enhance care for moms and babies)
Family Support Programs (such as Child Life, Social Work and Camp Riley)
2019
$250,000
Pediatric Research and Patient Care (to speed innovative treatments to children) Maternity and Newborn Health (to enhance care for moms and babies) Family Support Programs (such as Child Life, Social Work and Camp Riley)
2020
$27,700
Due to the pandemic, we were not able to hold the annual Miracle Ride in 2020. However, due to our generous sponsors and a portion of our riders who chose to donate their registration for our cause, we were still able to donate money to help Riley Hospital for Children heal their sick kids.
1998-2013*
$1,000,000.00
Riley Hospital General Benefit (*Donated from Miracle Ride Air Show events 1998-2013)
2021
$85,000
This total does not include the $20,000 worth of STACYC E-bikes that Tom Wood Powersports, Outdoor Equipment, Aviation, and Subaru donated to the Miracle Ride and was given directly to Riley Kids as part of the 2021 Miracle Ride event.
2022
$96,330.00
Riley Hospital General Benefit Fund and children's mental health.
2023
$50,000.00
Miracle Ride Endowment Fund, which will provide dividends to Riley children's Foundation for eternity.