Driving the World Vehicle Initiative
Imagine turning 18 and stepping out of orphan care to begin life on your own—your faith, your determination, and a backpack holding nearly everything you own. You’re ready to build a future, but you need a job to begin your story—and no way to get there.
Driving the World equips young adults in Guatemala with reliable motorcycles so they can reach work, education, and essential services—breaking cycles of poverty with practical mobility.
Reflects the current number of vehicles still needed to match waiting youth with safe, reliable transportation.
Tracks how many vehicles have already been placed with youth, celebrating tangible impact over time.
Program Details & Transforming Futures Partnership
Righteous Rydez partners with Transforming Futures to deliver practical, life-changing transportation. Together, these trusted teams identify needs, steward donor gifts wisely, and walk alongside young adults as they launch into independence.
Through this program, donor-funded motorcycles are given to orphans aging out of care in Guatemala. Recipients are carefully selected based on character, work ethic, and clear vocational or educational plans. Each motorcycle is a tool for stable income, continued schooling, and safe access to essential services, helping these young adults move from vulnerability to hope-filled, sustainable futures.
Motorcycles aren’t just the best vehicle for the task, they are also very cost efficient. We can deliver a brand new motorcycle, and a new beginning to a young adult for only $1,200 US. Will you invest, and change the life of an individual, giving them hope for a bright future?
Why A Vehicle Matters in Guatemala
In many parts of Guatemala, long distances and limited, unreliable, or unsafe public transport make daily tasks exhausting and time-consuming, limiting opportunity without a vehicle.
For young adults leaving orphanages, a motorcycle often means keeping a job, attending technical school, or getting medical care. Reliable transport opens doors to education, work, and healthcare otherwise out of reach.
Owning a motorcycle gives these young people independence, safety, and dignity. It lets them choose where to live and work, arrive on time, and seize new opportunities. For many, this gift is the foundation for income, community ties, and a hopeful future beyond care.