Additional Information
Join Ride for World Health for a Roll: Sponsored Solidarity Bike Ride, Sunday May 16th at Easton Towne Center
Who: Everyone! All cyclists! All levels! All you need is a bike and a helmet!
When: Sunday May 16th, 2010. Start time: 8:30am for the 40 mile ride, 9:00am for the 20 mile ride. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to start time.
Where: At the Roll: bike shop at Easton Towne Center. 3950 Townsfair Way. Columbus, OH 43219
Route: 20-mile option is mostly flat bike paths with gentle hills
40-mile option is mostly on roads with moderate hills, all paces are welcome.
Why: Ride for World Health cyclists journey 3,700 miles across the US in order to raise funding and awareness for global health and we need your help. This year, special awards will be given to those riders who help fundraise for this worthy cause. So encourage friends and family to support you as you join the Ride for World Health team for a fun-filled morning! Proceeds from this event will go to support our two beneficiaries, World Bicycle Relief and HEAL Africa, which work to provide sustainable healthcare to those most in need worldwide.
Extras: Everyone who registers gets a Ride for World Health t-shirt! Join us after the ride for a lunch with your friends and family (free for riders, $10 for non-riders).
Donation Prizes:
Donations will be collected on the day of the event and prizes will be mailed to your home. In addition to the prizes listed below, those who donate will receive special recognition on the Ride for World Health website.
Bronze level: $50 (including your registration cost) – Get a Ride for World Health custom water bottle
Silver level: $75 (including your registration cost) – Get a special Ride for World Health Supporter t-shirt and a custom water bottle
Gold level: $150 (including your registration cost) – Get a Ride for World Health custom jersey, a special Ride for World Health Supporter t-shirt and a custom water bottle
Ride for World Health is a national, nonprofit organization which advocates for improvements in the quality and accessibility of global healthcare. The mission of R4WH is to address global health disparities by focusing on education, advocacy, and fundraising which are addressed by utilizing a national cycling event as a vehicle for change. This year, we are proud to have World Bicycle Relief www.worldbicyclerelief.org and HEAL Africa www.healafrica.org as our beneficiaries.
