Ugly Sweater Party — Sat 14 November, San Diego Harley-Davidson · Get tickets
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THE FERAL HOUSEWIVES CLUB

From silence to strength

Empowering survivors to break the cycle of abuse. A San Diego women's motorcycle club raising money for the people our community forgets — with grit, grace, and a little bit of chaos.

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Stupid Cupid Motorcycle Run

Sun, Feb 7 202710:00 AMSan Diego

Nine stops across the county, a Lotería card at every one. Collect the full deck and trade it in at the year-end games. Proceeds go to domestic violence survivors.

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Superhero 5K Fun Run

June 2027Date TBC

Capes encouraged. A 5K for every pace — walkers, strollers, and people who have never run a day in their life very much included.

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Bike Nights

March – October 2027Venues TBC

One a month through the riding season. Each night is hosted by a board member alongside a collaborating organisation — a different cause every time.

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Redneck Games

December 2027Date TBC

Carnival games, awards, and the day a year of collected badges turns into real ones — trade them in for merch and experiences.

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$100K
Raised for local causes
2013
Riding together since
12+
Events a year
100%
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Since 2013

Why we exist

We didn't set out to start a movement. In 2013, we were just a few people trying to hold each other up after life knocked us down. Back then we were called Together As 3{Point}One — a name that came from a place of grief, love, and the desperate need to do something good in the face of tragedy.

We started small. Helping families who were hurting. Organizing events to raise money for causes that mattered. Over time we partnered with local charities and raised nearly $100,000. Every dollar was a lifeline. Every event was a heartbeat. And every story reminded us why we kept going.

Then life happened. We hit pause. Not because we wanted to — but because sometimes survival has to come first.

Now we're back. Louder. Bolder. Wilder. We've shed the old name and stepped into who we really are: The Feral Housewives Club. We're here to serve our community with grit, grace, and a little bit of chaos. Because healing doesn't always look like silence. Sometimes it looks like burnouts, belly laughs, and a crowd of survivors turning pain into power.

This isn't just a comeback. It's a reckoning.

Give like a feral woman: wildly, freely, and without asking permission.

For nonprofits

Fundraise with us

Join our event with zero cost and zero hassle. We handle the planning, hosting, expenses and liability — you simply show up, promote the event, and raise money for your charity. No fees, no responsibilities, no tough decisions. All you have to do is say yes.

We plan it

From the first concept through logistics, permits and vendors, to day-of coordination and post-event breakdown. You stay in the driver's seat the whole way.

We cover it

Expenses and liability sit with us, not with you. That means more of what comes in goes straight to the cause instead of the overhead.

You raise it

Show up, bring your people, tell your story. The money raised goes to your charity — we just build the room it happens in.

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Partners

Headline sponsor

Batta Fulkerson Law Group

 Community partner

Motorcycle Monkey Coffee
Event partner

El Gallo
Event partner

Clutch & Throttle

Put your name on the season

Sponsors get featured across our events, our socials and this site — in front of a San Diego audience that actually turns up. Do something with us and we'll make sure people know it.

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Questions

What is The Feral Housewives Club?

We're a San Diego women's motorcycle community that throws fundraising events for local nonprofits — with a particular focus on domestic violence survivors. We started in 2013 as Together As 3{Point}One and have raised close to $100,000 for local causes.

In practice we work as a connector: motorcycle, running, car and truck clubs, arts organisations and survivor services, all pulled into the same room and pointed at a cause. Our tagline is charity with a side of chaos, and we mean both halves of it.

What's the next event?

The Ugly Sweater Party on Saturday 14 November, 1–5 PM, at the San Diego Harley-Davidson VIP Room. General admission is $35, VIP is $60, and all proceeds gather Go Bag supplies for domestic violence survivors. Tickets are here.

After that, the Stupid Cupid Motorcycle Run opens the 2027 season in February, bike nights run monthly March through October, the Superhero 5K lands in June, and the Redneck Games close the year out.

Can I bring my kids to the Ugly Sweater Party?

Not this one, sorry — it's 18+ and no children. Anyone 21 or over gets a wristband or stamp after age verification at the door.

What's a Go Bag, and can I donate supplies instead of money?

A Go Bag is a packed bag of essentials for someone leaving an unsafe home — documents, medication, a change of clothes, chargers, cash, and the small things people forget in a hurry.

Yes. Our Amazon Go Bag list has exactly what we need and ships straight to us — most items are under $15. Buy a ticket and the same list is emailed with your confirmation. You can also donate directly.

Where is The Feral Housewives Club located?

We're based in San Diego, California, and our events run across the county — from Chula Vista and Coronado out to El Cajon, Santee and Lakeside.

We don't have a permanent home yet. We're raising money to open a clubhouse — we call it the treehouse — so we have one consistent base for bike nights, vendors and events instead of hopping between venues. You can chip in here.

Do I need a motorcycle to be part of this?

No. Plenty of our people don't ride. Events are open to everyone, and the runs always have a crowd at the start and finish who came for the cause rather than the bike.

That said — if you do ride, we want to hear from you. See below.

How can my organisation work with you?

If you're a nonprofit, we'll run a fundraising event for you at no cost — see Fundraise with us. If you're a business, we have sponsor slots open for the season. Either way, email us and we'll take it from there.

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Better yet — see us in person. Meet up with us at our next event, or catch us on Instagram.

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