Author Archives: Walter

I am very excited to announce the initial details for our 2012 Ride: The 5th annual Dream Ride is dedicated to improving the quality of life in the developing world through the power of quality health care. All proceeds will … Continue reading →

Hello Dream Riders! We just wanted to send you a brief note to announce our 2011 fundraising total: $11,100 was donated to CARE’s Power Within Program. CARE will use these funds to bring education to women throughout the developing world. … Continue reading →

We’d like to thank all of our amazing riders, volunteers and sponsors for making this year’s ride a success! We’re posting pictures of the event as we receive them to our photo album. Please contact us if you have additional … Continue reading →

Online registration is now closed. However, we will be accepting onsite registrations on Saturday at the event. Don’t hesitate to come and join us!

Next month’s ride is approaching quickly! Here are some additional details about the event: The start and finish lines will be at Lafayette Community Park, 480 St. Mary’s Rd. (plenty of parking is available at the park). The park is … Continue reading →

We’re happy to announce the initial details for our 2011 Ride: Once again, we will be supporting CARE International’s outstanding Power Within program, benefiting women’s education throughout the developing world. We will be riding through the Bay Area on July … Continue reading →

Some fantastic shots from the 2010 ride have been added to our photo album.

Much thanks goes out to our riders, donors, volunteers, CARE, and our organizing team for making this year’s ride a success! We will be posting pictures and updates on fundraising shortly…

We’ve finalized our route for the 2010 ride: Day 1 – Larkspur to Santa Rosa Day 2 – Santa Rosa to Wine Country and back to Santa Rosa Day 3 – Santa Rosa to San Francisco, Across the Golden Gate … Continue reading →

The final day of our ride was perhaps the most challenging, physically. While many of us thought the toughest climbing was behind, our path back to Boulder proved otherwise. After passing Rocky Mountain National Park, we cruised up and down … Continue reading →