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We Ride In Unity Bike Ride and Mutual Aid Drop Off

  • Washburn Fair Oaks Park 200 East 24th Street Minneapolis, MN, 55404 United States (map)

*This event is being hosted and put together by Angry Catfish Bike Shop in South Minneapolis*

Ride will be led by Angry Catfish Bicycle, Bonesaw Cycling Collective, GenoSack, Melanin In Motion, The Price Brothers, Unsanctioned Ride group and others!!

There are over 130 Unity rides across the world happening - please click here to find one near you!

This is not an Unruly event, I didn’t help organize it but I am helping to share it! I (Monica) won’t be on the ride but will be volunteering at the event at Angry Catfish, so please read below and follow the links to ACF for more details on where to meet up and who to meet up with. Please CLICK HERE for the official Instagram post with information.

Mutual Aid Drop Off at Angry Catfish (2900 E 42nd St Minneapolis, MN 55406) from 12pm - Close

  • Please see list below for requested donation items to be dropped off


Unity Ride at Washburn Fair Oaks Park ( 200 East 24th St, Minneapolis, MN 55404)

  • meet at 1pm

  • roll out at 1:30pm

  • please be prepared and dressed for the weather

  • 9 miles, one way; slow roll, no drop; slippery conditions may be present

  • This ride will be peaceful and guided by volunteer riders


Requested Food Items :

  • canned chicken,

  • peanut butter and nut butters

  • canned fruits and vegetables

  • canned lentils/beans

  • canned soup

  • small (3 lb) bags of rice

  • cooking oils

  • pasta sauce

  • treats : Takis, Hot Cheetos, sour candies, fun cereals

  • baby formula

Non Food Items :

  • shampoo / conditioner

  • deoderant

  • toothbrushes/toothpaste

  • toilet paper/ paper towerls

  • baby wipes

  • baby diapers

  • board games, card games (Mag Tiles, Lego, matching games, Marble Run, Uno - - these are specific community requests)

  • garbage bags

  • kid craft items

  • menstrual products (pads and tampons)


What’s been happening? If you’re completely unaware of what’s happening and you need an update, keep reading.

Minneapolis and Minnesota Communities have been hurting for weeks. Throughout the month of January 2026, there have been an overwhelming invasion of ICE agents (over 3,000 were deployed in less than 2 weeks). Since then, our neighbors, students, and community members have been illegally and inhumanely drug out of their homes and vehicles, from work, school places, and hospitals, beaten, pepper sprayed, gassed and kidnapped by ICE agents AND murdered by ICE agents, in broad daylight. Renee Good was murdered on January 7th, 2026 and now Alex Pretti on January 24th, 2026.

Let me be clear, these are not ICE’s first murders. But, these are 2 murders that have hit our already hurting community deeply.

Marching alongside up to 100,000 Minnesotan’s on Friday January 23rd during the Economic Blackout ICE OUT MARCH, was powerful, heartwarming, and gave me an overwhelming sense of hope that as a community we have the power to stand up against this fascist regime, and shout loudly that immigrants are welcome here.

The following morning, this feeling of hope was annihilated following the brutal assassination of Alex Pretti in broad daylight by ICE agents, in front of Glamdoll Donuts while he was trying to assist a woman who had been shoved to the ground by ICE.

Instead of cowering in fear and hopelessness, Minnesotans have come together even stronger and more unified.

Because WE ARE stronger together.

We are Minnesotans, we are used to harsh winters - - and we aren’t afraid of a little ICE.


How Can You Help?

There are SO MANY ways you can be helping Minnesota and the Minneapolis community. If protesting and marching aren’t your thing,

  • donate food/ supplies

  • pick up and deliver food / supplies for neighbors/ community

  • donate money

  • volunteer

  • CALL your reps (using the 5 calls app makes it incredibly easy)

  • Click Here for Mutual Aid Links

Show up for your community, for our community.

Every bit helps. Do something. Take Action (real helpful action, not performative, not to escalate tensions).

* I often post on the unruly women instagram of how to get involved in community efforts, I don’t have the bandwidth to post everywhere all of the time and I’m just re-sharing what the community non-profits and organizations are already putting together.

SO, PLEASE FOLLOW on Instagram:

@communityaidnetworkmn

@miracmn

@monarca.minn

@unidosmn

@immigrantdefensenetwork

@indigenousroots

@immigrantlawcentermn

@legal_aid_mn

@minnesota_neighbors

@tcfoodjustice

And let me know if there are others I need to add!

*Still on the fence about what’s going on or think what’s happening won’t impact you because you’re privileged or because it’s not in your backyard yet? Educate yourself about what’s happening. Listen to the individuals who are being impacted, listen to what they say, listen to their experiences. Read real, reliable and factual new sources and not just what you see on social media or biased news outlets. Use your eyes, use your critical thinking skills, and for fucks sake just be a kind human, have courage, stand in your integrity and SPEAK UP.

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