Spring Into Action with Mountain Mama’s Outfitters

Missoula, Montana (April 11, 2019)- This upcoming season, let's spring into action with the lovely ladies at Mountain Mama's Outfitters! They will be kicking off their spring fundraiser, "Border to Border Cycling Tour" cycling over 1,500 miles to raise awareness for mental health within the first responders' community. This tour will begin on May 7th in Otay Mesa West, California, during the entire month of may they will be cycling throughout beautiful parts of our country, but also making a pit stop at local fire stations in rural to metropolitan areas through our their journey. They will be providing lunch at each location to show our gratitude to these brave souls as well as share information on their partnered organization, Next Rung.

If you're interested in being a part of this cycling tour as a sponsor or partner to provide safety ride, shelter if they have inclement weather, food, riding material during their journey, please contact Liebe PR at pr@liebepr.com

For media inquiries please contact Tia Greene at Tia@liebepr.com

About Mountain Mama’s Outfitters:
Sierra Lake + Erin Howell are the adventure seekers behindMountain Mama's Outfitter located in Missoula, Montana! These ladies can take you on a trek weekly. They can help you in a fitness sense where you will have the ability to conquer tall peaks that you are dreaming of accomplishing. Sometimes the companionship is all it takes to help you reach your goals or to find your adventure and they are here to be that companion for you!!

About Next Rung
Our mission is to help combat mental health issues among First Responders. We want to be a beacon of hope during these difficult times that many of us face. Mental health issues and an alarming amount of suicides have become more of an epidemic among Firefighters, EMS Personnel, and Police Officers ( Most recently they have even begun outnumbering LODDs ). By providing peer support and financial assistance for licensed counseling, we hope to give our brothers and sisters a way to fight back and an understanding of what they are experiencing. We also give back to families who have lost their First Responder to suicide. It’s important that we again and support the families of the ones who have left us too soon. Overwhelmingly, they desire to bring a new level of awareness to the issues we face as First Responders. And not only us, but our Families.