Ways you can support us
We do
need the support of others to achieve our fund-raising goals and any support of
any kind is very much appreciated. Here's a summary of how individuals might be able to help.
Individuals
can help as follows:
- Promote the ride You can download and print cards and posters here. Put the posters up in prominent places and give the cards to people you meet.
- Tell
all your friends and family to look at blog.gpscycle.com. The more visitors
we get the better our chances of getting Corporate sponsorship.
- Comment
on the blog entries - give us advice, pledge support, encourage us! Note:
you will be asked for an email address when you comment but this is not
published.
- Buy
all your books and CDs and other Amazon stuff here! If you go to Amazon through the search box on the right and
actually buy something ruralnet|uk gets a donation of between 4 and 5% of what you spend!
- Join
the cycling team for the whole ride or selected stages - we'd like you to
raise a minimum of £25 for ruralnet|uk (or donate this amount yourself). In
return we will give you all the support and advice you need to participate and
you will have fun! You can raise additional money for ruralnet|uk or your own charity if you wish.
- Link
to this blog from your website or blog.
- Put
the fundraising widget on your own blog or website. You can get the code
from here
- Donate
what you can to the good cause - click here.
- Print
out the poster and pin it up in your workplace, village shop or anywhere
else where people will see it. Coming soon!
Businesses
can help as follows (and we can help you):
- Become a corporate sponsor and promote your products and services to cyclists, gps users, end to enders, digital map users and more. Please leave a comment or email me at s[dot]berry[at]gpscycle[dot]com.
Ooh I didn't realise I could join in. Can I join in? I'll do a bit around the South west if I can...
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Hi Ed - thanks for writing on my facebook wall too! Dates and lunch stops are now fixed so you can start making specific plans!
Simon
Posted by: Ed | May 14, 2007 at 03:41 PM