Tickets can be paid for in person, by Paypal (see button below) or by cheque or money order in the mail.
Tickets are only $20 each. The grand prize is a Kurt Kinetic Road Machine, valued at $379.
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Showing posts with label Fundraiser. Show all posts
May 15, 2012
World Bicycle Relief Raffle Starts NOW!
CONTACT LEX ALBRECT via Facebook TO PURCHASE RAFFLE TICKETS!
Tickets can be paid for in person, by Paypal (see button below) or by cheque or money order in the mail.
Tickets are only $20 each. The grand prize is a Kurt Kinetic Road Machine, valued at $379.
Beginning June 4, 2012, a weekly draw will be made for bonus prizes. All winning tickets are still eligible for the grand prize draw on September 17, 2012. The earlier you buy your tickets, the more chances you will have to win! PURCHASE TICKETS
ONLINE USING PAYPAL and your ticket will be mailed to you via Canada Post. Your tickets' serial numbers will be sent to you by e-mail when payment has been received.
Tickets can be paid for in person, by Paypal (see button below) or by cheque or money order in the mail.
Tickets are only $20 each. The grand prize is a Kurt Kinetic Road Machine, valued at $379.
Jan 26, 2012
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) Ride to Cure Diabetes Event
I am in Minnesota, safe and sound.
I'm making a habit of sleeping through the take-offs of all of my flights recently- what a bizarre feeling. I'm snoozing without realizing it, and at the same time wondering just how darn long we're going to keep taxiing down the runway before we get up into the air. Then I look out the window...we're off the ground- and have been for who knows how long. Ha!
This evening I will be giving a presentation at REI in Bloomington Minnesota at the JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes Event. It's a really cool event for several reasons.
http://www.jdrf.org/index.cfm?page_id=107183
http://www.rei.com/event/33897/session/42516
I'm making a habit of sleeping through the take-offs of all of my flights recently- what a bizarre feeling. I'm snoozing without realizing it, and at the same time wondering just how darn long we're going to keep taxiing down the runway before we get up into the air. Then I look out the window...we're off the ground- and have been for who knows how long. Ha!
This evening I will be giving a presentation at REI in Bloomington Minnesota at the JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes Event. It's a really cool event for several reasons.
- First off, I know how important it is to fund scientific research projects. The more funding that is available, the greater the number of scientists that will research and study a topic, yielding more results, on more aspects of the issue, and at a faster rate. What that equates to is more high quality, concrete and tangible results that everyone will be able to benefit from.
- Secondly, type 1 diabetes is a condition that affects us all. Even if we don't have it, we most likely know or are close to somebody who does. A better understanding of the condition will benefit everyone.
- And finally...well geez, what better way to raise money for a worthy cause than RIDE BIKES?!
http://www.jdrf.org/index.cfm?page_id=107183
http://www.rei.com/event/33897/session/42516
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