Thank You To All Who Attended
Our 1st Annual Lancette Benefit Ride.
Updated pictures of the event now available!
I WANT TO BECOME TERESA'S FRIEND
details see About the Cause page
Clakamas Women's Services continues to need your support year around. Donate $25, $50 or even $1,000 in honor of this incredible
woman and important cause. Don't think your donation is too
small...every little bit helps. After all, Teresa could have been YOUR
daughter, sister, mother, neighbor, teacher, friend. A tax deductible donation
We Believe That If Each Of You Will Do Just A Little,
Together We Will Do A Lot!
MEMORABLE T-SHIRT STILL
AVAILABLE!
Couldn't make the event?
You can still order a T-Shirt to benefit CWS.
SUNDAY AUGUST 15, 2010
REGISTRATION
$15 - Family Ride ($20 after August 13th and day of event)
$45 - 25 Mile Ride ($50 after August 13th and day of event)
$45 - 62 Mile Lancette Metric Ride ($50 after August 13th and day of event)
$15 - T-shirt
$65 - Cycle Jersey (delivery date Sept 29, 2010)
All mail in registration forms must be received by August 10th. Do
not mail form after this date. Online registration closes August 13th.
SCHEDULE
6:30 am Registration Special thanks to these bands who have
6:30 am - 9:00 am Continental breakfast given of their time and talent to this cause.
7:00 am - 8:00 am 62 mile staggered start
8:00 am - 9:00am 25 mile staggered start Beaverboogieband:myspace.com 10:00 am Family ride begins Dyssband: dyssband.com
11:00 am Catered lunch begins Truth Be Told: truthbetoldband.com
3:00 pm Rest stops close
4:00 pm Finish line party
closesBobalu's Shaved Ice will be on hand with cool treats!
LOCATION
Park At: Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center 19300 SW 65th Avenue
Tualatin, Oregon 97062
There is ample parking at the back lot of the hospital.
Please do not park in the front parking area.
Start/Finish at Bridgeport School 5505 SW Borland Tualatin, Oregon 97062
BENEFIT RIDE
Since 1985, Clackamas Women's Services has safely sheltered over 7,000
women and children within the walls of our two shelters. The shelters represent something that many of its residents
have not experienced for a very long time-a home that is safe and
welcoming, a place of refuge, not a place of fear. To learn more about CWS(click Here)
Supported
By:
* Official event of the
Tualatin Crawfish Festival.
www.tualatincrawfishfestival.com