ONE FOR ALL -- PLANS FOR 2008 In 2008, I plan to participate in several organized rides in addition to my solo rides, as follows: Circle of Life bicycle ride (LIVESTRONG Day Event), Elk Grove Village, Tuesday, May 13 Bike the Drive, Chicago, Sunday, May 25 Wright Ride, Oak Park, Sunday, August 17 More information (and rides) to come. For a complete accounting of my rides so far in 2008, which are posted in bikejournal.com under my rider name Antares, please click here. |
ONE FOR ALL -- 2007 END OF SEASON REPORT In 2007, my One for All grassroots fund raising initiative accomplished the following: My total number of rides: 41 My total mileage: 882.3 miles My total ride time: 69 hours, 36 minutes My own contributed funds (based on mileage): $228 My friends contributed funds: $350 Total funds that One for All has contributed to LAF: $578 For a complete accounting of my rides in 2007, which are posted in bikejournal.com under my rider name Antares, please click here and change the "View journal from" field to "2007." |
If you prefer to donate by mail, please print out and complete this form and mail your check or money order to the address below: Lance Armstrong Foundation National Mail Processing Center P.O. Box 6003 Albert Lea, MN 56007-6603 To ensure that your donation is tagged as a "One for All" donation, please write my Grassroots Event Supporter ID (174344917) on both the donation form and your check or money order. |
Bart Benjamin (bikejournal.com name: Antares) Bloomingdale, Illinois April, 2008 |
To find out more about the Lance Armstrong Foundation, its mission, and the impact of cancer on our society, click here. |
For more information or to offer suggestions, or offer suggestions on how we might better organize this fledgling initiative, please contact Bart Benjamin (bikejournal name Antares) at bart22benjamin@yahoo.com. |
A challenge to all cyclists: Do you ride your bicycle regularly? Has your life or the life of someone you care about been touched by cancer? Are you willing to support cancer research and the millions of people affected by cancer? If so, please join me in my new grassroots fundraising project titled One for All, which raises money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) and the 10 million people in this country who are currently living with, through or beyond cancer. Make the miles that you ride REALLY count! If you are a cyclist whose life has been touched in any way by cancer, I challenge you to generously give to the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Read why I'm cycling to support LAF. You, too, can do this in any of these three ways: |
A challenge to all cyclists: Do you ride your bicycle regularly? Has your life or the life of someone you care about been touched by cancer? Are you willing to support cancer research and the millions of people affected by cancer? If so, please join me in my new grassroots fundraising project titled One for All, which raises money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) and the 10 million people in this country who are currently living with, through or beyond cancer. Make the miles that you ride REALLY count! If you are a cyclist whose life has been touched in any way by cancer, I challenge you to generously give to the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Read why I'm cycling to support LAF. You, too, can do this in any of these three ways: |
CYCLING TO SUPPORT THOSE AFFECTED BY CANCER |
For more information or to offer suggestions, or offer suggestions on how we might better organize this fledgling initiative, please contact Bart Benjamin (bikejournal name Antares) at bart22benjamin@yahoo.com. |
The One For All fund raising project has been approved as a grassroots event for the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF). Although this is not an official LAF-hosted event, all proceeds will benefit the LAF. The Lance Armstrong Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity, IRS Tax ID 74-2806618. All donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. |
Each one of us can make a difference for all! Enjoy your cycling and live strong! |
To find out more about the Lance Armstrong Foundation, its mission, and the impact of cancer on our society, click here. |
Bart Benjamin (bikejournal.com name: Antares) Bloomingdale, Illinois April, 2008 |
3. DIRECT DONATION. You can simply make a donation to the Lance Armstrong Foundation. |
2. SUPPORT MY RIDING. Give to the Lance Armstrong Foundation in an amount proportional to the miles that I (Bart Benjamin) ride during the 2008 cycling season. (For example, if I ride 650 miles this season and you pledge 10¢ per my mile, your total contribution to LAF will be $65). I myself have pledged to donate 25¢ per mile that I ride during the 2008 cycling season. |
1. RIDE. Give to the Lance Armstrong Foundation in an amount proportional to the number of miles that you ride in one day, one month, or an entire cycling season. (For example, if you ride 50 miles at one time and pledge $1 per mile, your total contribution to LAF will be $50. Or, if you ride 200 miles in the month of August and pledge 50¢ per mile, your total contribution to LAF will be $100). You may also organize a group of riders or find other people to support your fund-raising ride(s). |
Last updated: April 12, 2008 |
If you prefer to donate by mail, please print out and complete this form and mail your check or money order to the address below: Lance Armstrong Foundation National Mail Processing Center P.O. Box 6003 Albert Lea, MN 56007-6603 To ensure that your donation is tagged as a "One for All" donation, please write my Grassroots Event Supporter ID (174344917) on both the donation form and your check or money order. |
ONE FOR ALL -- 2007 END OF SEASON REPORT In 2007, my One for All grassroots fund raising initiative accomplished the following: My total number of rides: 41 My total mileage: 882.3 miles My total ride time: 69 hours, 36 minutes My own contributed funds (based on mileage): $228 My friends contributed funds: $350 Total funds that One for All has contributed to LAF: $578 For a complete accounting of my rides in 2007, which are posted in bikejournal.com under my rider name Antares, please click here and change the "View journal from" field to "2007." |
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ONE FOR ALL -- PLANS FOR 2008 In 2008, I plan to participate in several organized rides in addition to my solo rides, as follows: Circle of Life bicycle ride (LIVESTRONG Day Event), Elk Grove Village, Tuesday, May 13 Bike the Drive, Chicago, Sunday, May 25 Wright Ride, Oak Park, Sunday, August 17 More information (and rides) to come. For a complete accounting of my rides so far in 2008, which are posted in bikejournal.com under my rider name Antares, please click here. |
