All of this biking news is in preparation for a ride that I am doing THIS SATURDAY!! I will be traveling 30 miles with my new clipless pedals. I have confidence, but also know that I will probably topple over at some point.
Many of you reading my blog are riding as well or have already been solicited to donate to the AIDS Alliance NC. But, you haven't already been asked, or even if you have and want to give to me too :) Click Here and then donate under my name.
Here is what you are donating towards:
MISSION: The Alliance of AIDS Services-Carolina mission is to serve people living with HIV/AIDS, their loved ones, caregivers, and communities at large through compassionate and non-judgmental care, prevention, education and advocacy.
WHO WE SERVE: The Alliance serves people with HIV/AIDS and their families through direct services such as providing transportation to medical appointments, providing housing and skilled nursing services, prevention education, faith-based programs, food pantries, counseling and advocacy in Durham, Orange, and Wake Counties communities.
Thanks!
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5 comments:
30 miles? Don't you mean 100?
I already hit your parents up for money. I hope that doesn't cut into your donations.
Our team is currently in fifth for the most money raised. Everyone that is the least bit competitive (if you know Traci at all you know she is slightly competitive) should donate on principle.
I am going to ride 30... you can go 100 if you want, but 20 kicked my butt yesterday. If I feel really good, I might push for 60. But, that will probably have to wait until next year.
Thanks for taking my #1 supporters Shannon!
hi honey, shannon may have wooed your dad away but you still got me!! i'll dontate as soon as i get back!! love, mom
hi honey, shannon may have wooed your dad away but you still got me!! i'll dontate as soon as i get back!! love, mom
Thank you for everyone who has helped us to meet our goal. We raised over $5000 as a team and are currently in 3rd place for raising money. Its awesome to be a part of something that is making a difference in the world.
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