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Stupid Cupid Motorcycle Run
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.
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.