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Biking to end the cycle of poverty * * Why Ride? * Route-TBD * Registration & Rider Information * Rider Profiles and Spin Competition Leader Board * Sponsors * Bike Shop * Blog Why Ride?Route-TBDRegistration & Rider InformationRider Profiles and Spin Competition Leader BoardSponsorsBike ShopBlog ALABAMA CROSSING DATE: JUNE 20, 2020- FATHER’S DAY SATURDAY Registration link: Opens March 1, 2020 Do you love Cycling? Would you like to help eliminate substandard housing in Alabama? Do you want to help children break generational cycles of poverty? Then come cycle with a purpose! What is Cycle of Service? Cycle of Service is a main fundraising event for Alabama Rural Ministry. It is a 100 mile(century) bike ride in the Lee and Macon County area that helps families with low incomes receive vital repairs and works to end substandard housing in rural Alabama. The funds gained from cyclists’ sponsors provide home repair assistance to families in Lee, Macon, and Sumter counties making homes warm, safe, and dry through mission volunteers. It also helps ARM host children’s summer camps with a goal to help kids break cycles of generational poverty. (More information about ARM’s mission and vision can be found at www.arm-al.org). For you spin and stationary bike enthusiasts, you can log miles through a spin class or in your neighborhood if you cannot ride with us. What does it cost me? 100 mile- Registration is $100. 40, 60 mile loop options: $65 10, 20 mile loop options: $35 All route options include a t-shirt, water bottle, and lunch. Logistics for the start and end are found in the rider details. Local riding/stationary and spin bikes: Registration is $35 We recognize not everyone can ride across Alabama but would still like to help. Riders will log and record miles from May 20-June 20th in your neighborhood, spin class, or stationary bike. Your registration includes a t-shirt and water bottle. Sponsorships? How does that work? We have an easy, painless (you’ll get that while riding) way to get sponsors and this is outlined in the fundraising FAQ’s. By using a peer-to-peer platform, you will be able to track your sponsors and see how much you are raising. You can also use Facebook to keep your contacts updated. We have an event on Facebook set up that you can copy and paste onto your page. Upon registering you’ll receive more detailed information or you can review all of it in the registration information page. We are asking each rider cycling all three days and fundraising to set a a $1200 fundraising goal or $400/day. Virtual riders are asked to set a minimum goal of $500. Sign me up! Registration is open. You can click here to register online for all the various options and see the Registration page. You’ll receive more instructions to help you prepare once registered. (Registration opens March 1, 2020) To Contact us: lisa@arm-al.org (334) 501-4276 Also check out the Facebook page for Cycle of Service www.facebook.com/Bikebama Posted by admin at 6:11 pm RIDER PROFILE DONATIONS RECENT POSTS * Cycle of Service-My Brothers’ and Sisters’ Keeper May 6, 2019 * Day 2- Selma to Tuskegee May 5, 2019 * Day 1-May 3 May 4, 2019 MY TWEETS Follow me on Twitter © 2013 Cycle of Service Suffusion theme by Sayontan Sinha