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The Britton Fund Ride 2009 & 2010: A Journey of Fun and Fundraising

Join the Britton Fund Ride, an enjoyable cycling event dedicated to supporting our profession and community! In 2009, 20 riders raised an incredible $28,062, with $18,172 going directly to the fund. The 2010 Ride features two scenic routes of 40 and 63 miles, starting from Doubletree Hotel, Tucson, AZ. Participants will receive a comprehensive 3-month training program, a dinner before the event, a night’s stay at the hotel, breakfast, a cycling jersey and jacket, and support along the route. Let’s ride together for a worthy cause!

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The Britton Fund Ride 2009 & 2010: A Journey of Fun and Fundraising

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  1. The Britton Fund Ride 2009 May 4, 2009 Atlantis Resort & Casino, Reno, NV Gil Mitchell Ride Coordinator

  2. 2009 Recap 20 Riders ! ! ! ! $28,062 Raised $18,172 Directly to the Fund

  3. The Britton Fund Ride 2010--Two routes: 40 & 63 miles April 28, 2010 Doubletree Hotel, Tucson, AZ Gil Mitchell Ride Coordinator

  4. What is the Britton Fund Ride? • For people who want to contribute to their profession, and to the public at large. • It’s not a race, it is a FUN ride. • What you will receive: A three month training program, dinner the night before, one nights stay at the Doubletree Hotel, breakfast the morning of, cycling jersey and jacket, support along the route. • Fundraising minimum • More information

  5. The Courses

  6. Ride begins at the Doubletree Hotel

  7. Some of the scenery as we begin the ride

  8. First tree planting at Agua Caliente Elementary School

  9. Rest stop at Agua Caliente County Park

  10. Some of the trees we see along the route

  11. Some of the architecture we see along the route

  12. Lunch at Saguaro National Park Visitors Center

  13. “Forty milers” head back to the Doubletree Hotel

  14. Sights from the one way loop in the park

  15. More sights in the National Park

  16. Tree planting #2

  17. Ride by the planes that are in “mothballs”

  18. The training plan • Three month training plan • Three levels - novice, recreational, advanced • Follow the plan. . .you will finish the ride

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