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The Pledge Turn-In Party at University at Buiffalo North Campus
June 18, 2009 from 5pm to 8pm
To all Riders and Volunteers,
The Pledge Turn-In Party is a great way to orient yourself with The Ride Team beforehand. Join us and hand in your pledges, grab your rider bags and gather your maps. This party is meant to get you pumped for The Ride!…
Join the hundreds of UB bike riders who will team up once again to raise money for Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
Profile Information
- Are you a Committee Member?
- No
- Are you a Volunteer?
- No
- Are you a Team Captain?
- No
- Are you a previous Extra Mile Club Member?
- No
- Are you riding with a team or are you an individual rider?
- Riding with Team
- What route are you riding on Saturday, June, 26, 2010?
- 3
- Who are you riding for on Saturday, June 26, 2010?
- Grandma Diane, Aunt Lynn, Grandpa Tom,and in memory of Rafe, Grandma Connie, and Aunt Magaret
- How many years have you been riding?
- 7
My Story
I am nine years old and I have been riding since I was two years old. This year was the first year I road my own bike. In the past years I have road on the back of my dad's (Mark Greenfield) bike on a trailer. Before I was old enough to that I would be in a bike seat on the back of my dad's bike.
I ride in memories for My dog Rafe, My Grandma Connie and My Grand Aunt Margaret. I also ride for survivors like My Grandma Diane and My Aunt Lynn. I ride for these people and dogs because the money I help raise will help scientists find a cure for cancer.
This past year I volunteered at the pledge party. I helped by stuffing the bags with paper and putting the correct sized t-shirt in the bag. I also helped the day before the ride by helping my dad move a big screen from Capen Hall to one of the small blue tents. On the day of the ride I did a lot of things. I helped someone sell Y Roswell T-shirts. I also rode on the day of the ride. I did the three mile ride. So if you want to ride but you also want to be a volunteer you can do both. I hope next year in 2010 that I can do even more volunteering.
I discovered The Ride For Roswell when my dad started to ride. I wanted to keep going after my dad let me try for one year. I loved to bike ride so my dad said this would be the perfect fit for me to help the world because when I was little I wanted to prove that no matter your size you can still help the world and I am still trying to prove that now. This is why I ride so you should too.
I ride in memories for My dog Rafe, My Grandma Connie and My Grand Aunt Margaret. I also ride for survivors like My Grandma Diane and My Aunt Lynn. I ride for these people and dogs because the money I help raise will help scientists find a cure for cancer.
This past year I volunteered at the pledge party. I helped by stuffing the bags with paper and putting the correct sized t-shirt in the bag. I also helped the day before the ride by helping my dad move a big screen from Capen Hall to one of the small blue tents. On the day of the ride I did a lot of things. I helped someone sell Y Roswell T-shirts. I also rode on the day of the ride. I did the three mile ride. So if you want to ride but you also want to be a volunteer you can do both. I hope next year in 2010 that I can do even more volunteering.
I discovered The Ride For Roswell when my dad started to ride. I wanted to keep going after my dad let me try for one year. I loved to bike ride so my dad said this would be the perfect fit for me to help the world because when I was little I wanted to prove that no matter your size you can still help the world and I am still trying to prove that now. This is why I ride so you should too.
About
About The Ride
The Ride For Roswell is an annual celebration of community support for Roswell Park Cancer Institute. Its core mission is to understand, prevent and cure cancer.
The Ride is a year-round fundraising program for the Institute that culminates in a celebratory cycling event every June. It is a safe and healthy day of cycling fun for riders, teams, cancer survivors, and supporters.
The Ride For Roswell offers a distance for any type of rider. Participants can choose to ride from eight routes this year! Either choose a traditional route that starts from Baird Point -- the 100-mile, 62.5-mile, 44-mile, 33-mile, 30-mile, 20-mile, 8-mile routes or The 3-mile Family Fun Route-- You can also join the Extra Mile Club Peloton: only 12-miles from Roswell Park to UB.
If you can't ride that day or want to simply fundraise and join us at the picnic, become a virtual rider!
The Ride is a year-round fundraising program for the Institute that culminates in a celebratory cycling event every June. It is a safe and healthy day of cycling fun for riders, teams, cancer survivors, and supporters.
The Ride For Roswell offers a distance for any type of rider. Participants can choose to ride from eight routes this year! Either choose a traditional route that starts from Baird Point -- the 100-mile, 62.5-mile, 44-mile, 33-mile, 30-mile, 20-mile, 8-mile routes or The 3-mile Family Fun Route-- You can also join the Extra Mile Club Peloton: only 12-miles from Roswell Park to UB.
If you can't ride that day or want to simply fundraise and join us at the picnic, become a virtual rider!
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