University Dining Services - University of Wisconsin Steven Point

B2B2P – 20102

What is B2B2P?

On April 18, 2010, B2B2P–2010 raised $2200 which allowed us to purchase 4 CSA shares from local farms. Shares will be distributed to Operation Bootstrap and The Lincoln Center for low-income families. Our goal now is to make this an annual charity ride held every fall. Join us to make a difference!

This ride is a major fundraising event, and we ask that each rider set a pledge goal of $25 to $50. Riders pledging at least $50 by Monday, September 27th at noon will receive a t-shirt.

Our goal for this ride is $4500 so can double the number of CSA shares purchased for 2001.

What is a CSA?

CSA is Community Supported Agriculture. For more information, please click here.

How Do I Register?

Registration begins on Tuesday, June 1, 2010.

200 spots available!

To register, please print out and complete the following forms:

Registration Form
Legal Waiver – Riders & Volunteers

There is also a registration fee to cover road snacks and a final dinner celebration. Checks can be made payable to Farmshed.

	All Riders	$20
	Dinner-only Guests	$10
	T-Shirts	$10

Forms and fees can be brought in or mailed to:

University Dining Services
ATTN: B2B2P Registration
1015 Reserve St.
DUC 240
Stevens Point, WI 54481

You are NOT considered registered until we have your registration form and signed waiver form.

Sponsoring

All riders are asked to help raise funds to support the purchase of CSA shares from local farmers.

Top fundraising riders will be recognized at the celebration dinner which will feature local foods.

Riders can print out the Sponsorship Form to collect pledges.

Pledge funds will be accepted through ride day.

The Day of the Ride

The long ride is approximately 60 miles and includes visits to Whitefeather Organics and Sunny Sky Farms. View the Route Map here.

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Every rider will be required to have submitted a signed waiver and wear a helmet during the ride.

This is a ride, not a race, but it is recommended that you are still prepared by being in good health and in proper physical condition. Bicycling is a potentially hazardous activity and injuries can occur from accidents, negligence or carelessness. Please pay careful attention to the weather, traffic, fellow riders and conditions of the road. Please check the condition of your bike and consider a tune-up. Support riders will be placed along the route. If possible, bring a cell-phone and a road repair kit with you.

*Alternative weather date: coming soon.

What Else Can I Do to Help?

If you are unable to ride, consider volunteering time, sponsoring a rider, or making a donation to the B2B2P cause! Volunteers will be invited to join us for the Celebratory Dinner after the ride.

Contact Mark Hayes with any questions or concerns.