We are also proud to offer a 1-mile fun run for participants and supporters of all abilities. After the ride or run, participants and spectators are invited to the post-event party in the Challenge Village where you will find delicious local food and beer, music, vendors and a fun time for all ages.

Click this link for details and registration!
https://www.livestrongchallenge.org/

Registration includes a t-shirt, fully-supported routes of 25, 40, or 60 miles including aid stations featuring food and drinks every 10-15 miles. Be sure to stick around after your ride for access to the after-party, featuring food trucks, a beer garden, vendors, awesome raffle prizes, and fun activities for young and old! Registration is $35 until midnight on September 1st for individual riders. Price will then increase to $45!

NEW THIS YEAR: You are now able to register multiple riders in one transaction. Submit all information for yourself in the initial form. There is a link in the receipt you receive, as well as the screen after your form submission, that you will use to submit the information for your additional riders. If you have any questions, simply email the Ride Director! (jburden /at/ familyeldercare.org)

To learn more or register, visit: www.gearsfortheyears.org

C'mon and TAG along! During October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we will hold TAG Rides around the country, benefiting the Helen David Relief Fund at the USBG National Charity Foundation.

Riders: fundraising can be done here: via https://www.crowdrise.com/tag-ride-austin-tx

The Austin ride will start and finish at Lustre Pearl on Rainey and take you for an amazing 40 mile bike ride. Everybody is welcome to join, so get your friends and family to join you on the ride! Everybody is welcome to join us at the after party!

More information will follow through email and https://www.facebook.com/HelenDavidReliefFund

Questions? Email mpullen /at/ usbg.org

The Helen David Relief Fund is a program of the USBG National Charity Foundation, a U.S. registered 501(c)3 nonprofit with the mission to advance the lifelong stability and wellbeing of service industry professionals through education & charitable programs.

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Registration includes a t-shirt, fully-supported routes of 25, 40, or 60 miles including aid stations featuring food and drinks every 10-15 miles. Be sure to stick around after your ride for access to the after-party, featuring food and drinks, vendors, awesome raffle prizes, and fun activities for young and old!

Register here, from just $45 for an individual rider, https://www.familyeldercare.org/registe … years.html

For more information and to register, click here: http://outhunger.org/event/bike-out-hunger-texas-2016/

This year, more than 1,000 area residents will come together to Stop Diabetes® by raising money and cycling in Tour de Cure on Saturday, May 14th at Texas A&M San Antonio, a one-day signature fundraising and awareness cycling event benefiting the American Diabetes Association. There are 5 different routes to choose from for every level of cyclists, and each route is fully supported with SAG (support and gear) and rest stops. Every dollar raised through Tour de Cure plays an important role in supporting the Association’s mission: to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.
The ride will be taking place at Texas A&M San Antonio and will have 4 different distances-20, 38, 65, and 103- depending on what the rider is most comfortable with. The registration fee is $15 and we're asking for a minimum of $200 raised by fundraising in order to reach our goal of $500,000, which will all go towards funding diabetes research, education, and advocacy.

Together we can stop diabetes. One step at a time. For more information or to register, please visit diabetes.org/sanantoniotour or call 1-888-DIABETES!

This event raises much-needed funds for the Wimberley High School band program, which has experienced crippling budget cuts at the State level. Your participation helps keep the music alive for the next generation.
Registration online or mail in at www.SpiritofTexasRide.org

My goal?
To share this ride opportunity with cycling enthusiasts!

How does it benefit ESBF?
•    We receive a $20 donation from each registered cyclist!
•    And… we’ve partnered with peer Easter Seals affiliates in key markets (including Colorado) so if a cyclist were interested in raising funds and keep their fundraising dollars in their market to benefit their local Easter Seals, that is an option!  For more info. please contact me (the poster of this message) direct!

Details about El Tour de Tucson:
•    Saturday, November 21, 2015 in Tucson, Arizona
•    Rides range from - 104, 75, 55, or 40 miles around the perimeter of the city
•    Registration fee $100 + $20 donation for Primary Beneficiary (ESBF) + Processing Fee (ranges from $30 to $60 depending on month registered)
•    For more info – www.perimeterbicycling.com - http://www.perimeterbicycling.com/el-tour-de-tucson/

Please tell your friends and family! Non- members are welcome. Come in and join us Sunday December 21st. All the donors will enter a raffle for 4 HEB gift cards and 10 JCC T-Shirts.

There are 101 spots available as of now. The event is 3 hours long, from 9 am to 12 pm. We have 17 bicycles available. Participants can sign up for from 30 min to up 3 hrs cycling. Each 30 min is considered to be a shift which makes it 102 shifts (30 min each) total. Here is the link to reserve a bike for the time you want to participate to in the event. RESERVATION IS FEE. 
https://www.givepulse.com/event/9155-Cy … -Good-2014

We will  be accepting donations on the day of the event.

Online registration available at www.itsyourrace.com and search Tour de Turkey.

Inclement weather will force an hour delay- if still bad; cancellation. No refunds on cancellation.

For further information contact Tanya Nygrin at 979-966-7163

We also offer free fully supported training rides every weekend through the summer. These are no drop rides with multiple distances for different levels of riders.  Whether you're new to cycling or working to push your distance, we have support to help you get there. Snacks, water, maps, ride guides and SAG provided for each route. Visit http://mammajammaride.org/m-training-ride-calendar/ for a listing of all upcoming training rides!  Contact us for more information:
http://mammajammaride.org/contact/

Are you interested in combining philanthropy and triathlon to race in the Ironman World Championships in Kona in 2014?

Now is your last chance!

TWO MONTHS TO GO WIN A FREE ENTRY TO IRONMAN® WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN KONA, 2014 BY RAISING MONEY FOR THE MELANOMA RESEARCH FOUNDATION

Any Ironman Triathlete raising money for MRF’s Miles for Melanoma program in the calendar year 2013 will be eligible for a free, guaranteed entry to Ironman World Championship in Kona, October 2014!

Eligible contestants are triathletes who
1. Register to raise money for Miles for Melanoma through the IM Triathlete program.

2. Raise a minimum of $10,000

3. Complete their fundraising by midnight, December 31, 2013.

Free entry will be awarded to the athlete with the most funds raised by the deadline.

Free entry will be assigned to the person of the fundraising athlete’s choice. Once designated it is non-transferable.

MRF will communicate with the athlete and Ironman to finalize entry processes. Once entry has been secured and confirmed through Ironman, MRF will hold no more responsibility for the entry to Kona.

All travel and expenses will be the responsibility of the athlete. Should the athlete choose to commit to a new fundraising goal to support MRF in the Kona 2014 race, negotiations can be made regarding travel and expenses.

You may compete in any IM race around the world in 2013, any distance.

You must sign up for our fundraising competition by joining our Miles for Melanoma Team in 2013. 

When the final fundraising is completed, MRF will notify the top fundraiser of his/her entry to Kona.

MRF will build and update an FAQ list as needed if any questions need to be addressed throughout the contest. MRF may copy your question and post it on our web page to best clarify any issues. Names will be withheld. FAQ’s will be posted on this page.

MRF decisions regarding the selection of winners and all other aspects of the contest shall be final and binding in all respects. The MRF will not be responsible for typographical, printing or other inadvertent errors in these contest rules or in other materials relating to the contest. If you have any questions regarding this contest, please contact:

MRFIronman /at/ melanoma.org

Saturday, September 14, 2013
6:00pm

Ride your bike on a cool route with a bit of everything and support a good cause or two. We ask that each rider also brings items from the suggested list below for the food drive in support of the Denton Community Food Center. A significant portion of all entry fees will also be forwarded to DCFC as a cash donation.

This ride is a unique combination of singletrack, scenic country roads, dirt roads, paved trail and even a pub run through the Square in Denton. We will have a long route of about 70 total miles and a short route of about 40 total miles. This will be an all weather event. Course may be modified as needed based on trail and road conditions.

Staging will be at the Corinth Community Park and we will be rolling no later than 6pm. There will not be any sag vehicles or aid stations but this route is actually in civilization so there will be convenience stores and restaurants along the way.

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Suggested Items to Donate include
Basic Canned items such as:
Green Beans, Corn, Peas or other vegetables
Beans (all varieties, Baked, Brown, Pinto, etc)
Fruit (peaches, pears, mixed or cocktail)
Tomato & Spaghetti sauces or whole Tomatoes
Soup (all varieties to eat or cook with)
Tuna, Chicken, Ham, Spam meat products
Pasta in Meat (SpaghettiO's, etc)
Boxed or Dry Products such as:
Macaroni & Cheese dinners or Hamburger Helper
Potato Casseroles & other vegetable mixes
Pasta like Spaghetti, Fettuccine, etc
Dried Beans or Rice (brown or white)
Powered Milk
Other Food items such as:
Breakfast Cereal or Oatmeal
Bottled Fruit Juices (Apple, Orange, Mixed)
Peanut Butter, Boxed Crackers
Cooking Oils, Coffee, Sugar and Flour

Corinth Community Park
Denton, Texas 76208