Hospice 2008 Ride for Life

Posted by: thebikediva | February 25, 2008

Hospice 2008 Ride for Life

Hospice Ride for Life

2008 HOSPICE 100K MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE
AND BENEFIT RIDE

SUNDAY, MARCH 2nd, 2008
8am Start- Benefit Road Ride 60k
9am Start- Mountain Bike Race 100k
10am Start- Fun Benefit Ride 5k
MARKHAM PARK, SUNRISE, FLORIDA

My husband is a member of the National Bike Patrol and will be a volunteer for the mountain bike race portion of the event. The event also includes a silent auction, bike related vendors, educational booths and B-B-Q! The money raised directly benefits patients and families in the Hospice program - what a great way to get involved with a worthy cause. For more information visit the Hospice website.

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My husband and I are raising funds for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team in Training program. We are participating in America's Most Beautiful Bike Ride on June 7th, 2009. This 100 mile road bike ride takes place in Tahoe, Nevada. The elevation for this ride varies from a low of 5955 feet, to a high of 7044 feet. Riding at such a high elevation will be quite a challenge for a couple of Florida flat-landers. But we are up for the challenge! My husband will be co-coaching the Tahoe cycle team for Team in Training. Please click HERE, or on the logo above, to make a tax deductible donation to this worthy cause.

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