on Saturday, June 6th, which supports critical pediatric cancer and related blood disorder research. Click on the logo for more information or click here to donate. |
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 raising money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) and the 10.5 million people in this country (and the 28 million people around the world) who are currently living with, through, or beyond cancer. Since the spring of 2007, I have ridden my bicycle throughout Chicagoland to raise money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation through my grassroots fundraising initiative titled One for All. Its name reflects the ideal that one person can "make a difference" in a way that can benefit all mankind. In 2007 and 2008, I rode 2,108.5 miles and donated 25¢ per mile to LAF, which totalled $536. Additional contributions received from my family and friends brought One for All 's two year contribution to $1,793. In the spring of 2009, I began the third year of my One for All initiative. If your life has been touched by cancer, I challenge you to also contribute to the Lance Armstrong Foundation through my One for All initiative. You can do this in one of two ways: |
To view my current (2009) One for All cycling statistics, click here. (I maintain my ride statistics on bikejournal.com. My rider name is Antares). To read my One for All blog, click here. To review my One for All cycling statistics for 2008, click here. To review my One for All cycling statistics for 2007, click here. |
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. |
2. PLEDGE MONEY BASED ON MILES. You can either pledge x amount of dollars based on the miles that I ride or pledge x amount of dollars based on the miles that you ride. It's entirely up to you. What's important is that you're taking action to make a difference. Contact me for more information about pledging money per mile. |
Bart Benjamin (bikejournal.com name: Antares) Bloomingdale, Illinois |
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 on how we might better organize the One for All grassroots initiative, please contact Bart Benjamin (bikejournal name Antares) at bart22benjamin@yahoo.com. |
CYCLING TO SUPPORT THOSE AFFECTED BY CANCER |
For more information or to offer suggestions on how we might better organize the One for All grassroots 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 |
1. DIRECT DONATION. You can simply make a donation to the Lance Armstrong Foundation through One for All 's secure LAF fund raising webpage. |
2. PLEDGE MONEY BASED ON MILES. You can either pledge x amount of dollars based on the miles that I ride or pledge x amount of dollars based on the miles that you ride. It's entirely up to you. What's important is that you're taking action to make a difference. Contact me for more information about pledging money per mile. |
Last updated: November 28, 2009 |
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. |
From Bike the Drive 2008 & 2009 |
Miles ridden since 2007: 3,584.0 |
To view my current (2009) One for All cycling statistics, click here. (I maintain my ride statistics on bikejournal.com. My rider name is Antares). To read my One for All blog, click here. To review my One for All cycling statistics for 2008, click here. To review my One for All cycling statistics for 2007, click here. |
Funds raised since 2007: $2,388.00 |
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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 raising money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) and the 10.5 million people in this country (and the 28 million people around the world) who are currently living with, through, or beyond cancer. Since the spring of 2007, I have ridden my bicycle throughout Chicagoland to raise money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation through my grassroots fundraising initiative titled One for All. Its name reflects the ideal that one person can "make a difference" in a way that can benefit all mankind. In 2007 and 2008, I rode 2,108.5 miles and donated 25¢ per mile to LAF, which totalled $536. Additional contributions received from my family and friends brought One for All 's two year contribution to $1,793. In the spring of 2009, I began the third year of my One for All initiative. If your life has been touched by cancer, I challenge you to also contribute to the Lance Armstrong Foundation through my One for All initiative. You can do this in one of two ways: |
I rode 36.3 miles in the 20th annual |
on Saturday, June 6th, which supports critical pediatric cancer and related blood disorder research. Click on the logo for more information or click here to donate. |
Figures last updated on November 28, 2009. |
Miles ridden in 2009: 1,475.5 |
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One for All is my ongoing grassroots fundraising project that raises money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) through my own donations and those of my family and friends based on the number of miles that I bicycle each year. |
