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Trek 100 Ride for Hope

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  1. On Saturday, June 4th, 2005 I will be embarking on a personal challenge by
    riding in the Trek 100 bike ride to benefit the MACC Fund, Midwest Athletes
    Against Childhood Cancer, Inc. The purpose of the Trek 100 Ride for Hope is
    to raise money for pediatric cancer research.

    The Trek 100 Ride for Hope is celebrating its 16th year. The Trek 100 is
    the MACC Fund's premier athletic event and one of the largest fund raising
    efforts for childhood cancer research in the United States. The primary
    beneficiary of MACC Fund support is the Midwest Children's Cancer Research
    Center with research conducted in the MACC Fund Research Center located on
    the grounds of the Medical College of Wisconsin. The MACC Fund also
    supports ongoing research efforts at the University of Wisconsin - Madison's
    Comprehensive Cancer Center.

    I am riding 35 miles this year and it is my personal goal to raise $1000 or
    more. I hope you can find it in your heart to support my efforts and such a
    worthy cause.

    To donate, please visit my webpage. Donations may be made with either a
    credit card or debit card. This site is secure and all donations collected
    go directly to the MACC Fund.

    http://www.kintera.org/faf/r.asp?t=4&i=92017&u=92017-75411441

    Thank you for your support,

    Keith Lehman

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