For David Chang, motorcycles are more than a way to get from point A to point B. They’re freedom on two wheels. Chang started Café Racers of Instagram (CROIG) as a creative outlet when his corporate job wasnt filling his cup.
What started as a passion for custom motorcycles grew into a massive community of like-minded motorcycle lovers, and soon Chang swapped the corporate ladder for life on the road and in the garage. When I started meeting people in the CROIG community, it was a catalyst for going all-in, says Chang.
But the real engine behind his journey? Purpose.
I wanted to figure out how to help people using this community I fostered, Chang says. Thats how Built for Good was born. Through this CROIG-affiliated nonprofit, Chang raffles off motorcycles to fund a cause thats close to his heart — clean water access.
Water is a universal need, says Chang, but a quarter of us on this planet don’t have access to clean drinking water. Thats a tragedy. Every winning ride helps Built for Good supply Sawyer water filters to communities without access to clean water.
Whether hes connecting with the CROIG community online or providing hands-on support for clean water initiatives, Changs hope is simple: to inspire others to choose a life of motion, creativity, and service. Watch the video to see how Chang built the Epic Occupation of his dreams.
This video is sponsored by KEEN Utility.
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