Click the link to your immediate left and read up on the-ever-evolving plans regarding Ride For Africycle 3.0.

Needless to say, all of us at Camp Ride For Africyle 3.0 (Or as we say it, C.R.F.A.3.0 . . . say it with us, it’s shorter and snappier) are rather excited.  This year we have a bigger group coming together, a really, really fun support vehicle, live music (hopefully), more kilometers to cover, and a slightly different route.  Most importantly, another chance to raise both money and awarness for Africycle.  With last years ride now well behind us, drop us a line and see how you can get involed with Ride For Africycle 3.0

This year’s amount was made possible by various Rotarians who I would like to mention here who rode with us for one day of our nine day trip:

Rick Storey - Peterborough Rotary Club
Linda Hunter and Paul Appleman - Northumberland Sunrise Rotary Club
Mark Walas and friends - Brighton Rotary Club
Fred Farnham - Welland Rotary Club
Rhonda Vanderlinde and Allan Stolaryk - Oshawa

Thank you guys.  We had a really good time riding with each of you.  Rider of the trip goes to Fred Farnham; 81 years old and still leading our pack from Queenston to St. Catharines!

Various other clubs donated money directly to Africycle such as Tom Sears from the Campbellford Rotary Club and John Mayhew of the Napanee Rotary Club.  Those who could not send a rider but were very welcoming included the likes of Peggy deWitt with David and Sally from the Picton Rotary Club who took a group photo of us and donated money to our cause.  Interest was raised in other clubs around Lake Ontario saying that if we did it again, that they might be able to drum up some riders.

So again, if this peaks your interest, be in touch and we’ll try to include you in our efforts.  Two tires are better than one.  And group riding with Rotarians was great.