2,000+ kilometres. 17 riders. 5 days. One mission.
Help us ride towards a future where fewer people face homelessness alone.
This November, 17 Melbourne United Motorcycle Club riders will travel more than 2,000 kilometres to raise funds and awareness for people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.
5-9 November 2026 | Let’s Ride. Let’s Make A Change.
Help turn every
kilometre into impact.
Rough sleeping is increasingly visible across metropolitan, suburban and regional communities.
But what we see on the streets is only the most visible part of a much larger housing crisis.
People can find themselves without a safe and secure home for many reasons—from rising living costs and financial hardship to family breakdown, family violence, illness or other unexpected life events.
MOSS works alongside people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity, providing practical support, connection and pathways towards safer, more stable futures.
This November, the Melbourne United Motorcycle Club is helping us take that message further.
$25
can help provide: essential medications, food, toys or Myki cards.
$50
can assist with food vouchers, nappies, phone credit or stationery.
$100
can help cover clothing, groceries and household essentials — or provide a night of crisis accommodation.
$500
can support therapy, furniture, emergency accommodation or rental assistance during critical transitions.
Support the Ride
You don’t need to ride 2,000 kilometres to make a difference.
A donation today can help MOSS continue providing food, housing support, crisis assistance and connection to people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.
Follow along. Share the campaign. Start a conversation.
And if you can, make a donation to help turn the ride into real community impact.
17 RIDERS. 2,000+ KILOMETRES. 5 DAYS.
What started as a ride is becoming an opportunity to start conversations, raise awareness and make a difference.
Along the way, the riders will be sharing the MOSS story through their networks, social media, local venues, accommodation stops and conversations with communities along the route.
And you can be part of the journey.