In his own words
I’m David Wilson, a husband, father, grandfather, entrepreneur, and community servant who has spent more than 20 years in the automotive industry helping people find the right vehicle and navigate the car-buying process.
For me, business has always been about more than making a sale—it’s about people, relationships, and service. That same belief carries into my work in the community, where I mentor young people through Good Ground and serve individuals and families through jail, juvenile, and community ministry.
Meet people where they are, treat them with respect, and help them move forward.
Whether I’m helping someone get into their next vehicle, encouraging a young person, or serving someone who needs a second chance, my approach is the same: meet people where they are, treat them with respect, and help them move forward.
That’s what I believe. That’s how I do business. And that’s the heart behind Everybody Rides.
On the record
The foundation he started
We offer three key programs designed to uplift, educate, and inspire young men in Indianapolis. Each service is grounded in scripture, reinforcing the principles of faith, perseverance, and growth.
“But he that received seed into the good ground is he that heareth the word, and understandeth it; which also beareth fruit.”Matthew 13:23
Mentorship, life coaching and personal development. Through workshops, one-to-one guidance and career-building resources, participants learn responsibility, financial literacy, leadership and conflict resolution.
“And other fell on good ground and did yield fruit that sprang up and increased.”Mark 4:8
Emotional well-being is the foundation for everything else. Counselling, peer support groups and faith-based workshops help young men heal from trauma, build confidence and address anger, mental health and violence prevention.
“But that on good ground are they, which in an honest and good heart, having heard the word, keep it, and bring forth fruit with patience.”Luke 8:15
The power of giving back. Community service, leadership training and outreach give participants a deeper understanding of responsibility and impact — and build a legacy of leadership in their own neighbourhoods.
If that sounds like someone you’d rather deal with, call him. He answers his own phone.
