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Raisin Hope Logo Contest
Contributed by Saul
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
I am excited to report that Raisin Hope Foundation is growing and growing. I really need to have a great logo for Raisin Hope. I would like to have a contest open to everyone. The deadline for the logo will March 28, 2008. The winner will receive a signed Credit Agricole jersey. The logo will be displayed on everything to do with Raisin Hope. I look forward to seeing all of your ideas! E-mail the logo to
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Ready set chicken. Ready set Banana. Ready set Donkey.
Ready set Go!!!!!!!
-Saul
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 18 March 2008 )
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Sunday, 09 March 2008
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Raisn Hope Ride and Foundation
Contributed by Saul
Thursday, 06 March 2008
Hi everyone, I wanted to give each of you a quick update on the Raisin Hope Ride for 2008. The Ride is scheduled for the weekend of October 4-5 this year. And a new cycling event has been added: There is going to be “A Tour of the Town-Dalton” Criterium to Dalton Georgia! As of now, the Raisin Hope Ride will be staged on Saturday the 4th, once again starting and ending at Heritage Point Park’s Rotary Pavilion and will follow the same basic course as last year through Whitfield and Murray counties to the top of Fort Mountain. The plans call for the Tour of the Town-Dalton to be staged in historic downtown Dalton on Sunday the 5th.
This is going to be a great event and chance of a life time to help give hope to many who have lost it. I look forward seeing everyone at the second annual Raisin hope ride. Lets make this year even bigger!!
-Saul
PS: You can now make online Donation to the Raisin Hope Foundation to help others that have acquired brain injuries. Please go to my new Raisin Hope Foundation links page to read my mission statement and possibly donate.
I am back from the Moab Skinny Tire festival. I met some of most amazing people. The event consists of a weekend of riding to raise awareness for cancer and cancer research. It was an emotional weekend in one of the most beautiful places I have ever been.These people were true heroes and inspiring to me. They really proved that so much is influenced by how we choose to look at situations. I would like to thank Beth and Mark for the chance to help raise hope for so many people. New pictures are posted from the event.
