Location: Spanish Fork, Utah
Description: Join us for the sixth annual Ride for Hope, Healing and Happiness. Come celebrate life by riding NAMIBikes Utah: The GLMR. Offering 3 marked and supported routes (42 miles, 67 miles and 100 miles). A century ride through the best country roads of Utah and Juab Counties to honor those taken by suicide andother forms of mental illness.
Route: Visit www.theglmr.com for route map
Start of the ride: 2014-07-19
More Details: here
Location: Midway,, Utah
Description: Utah’s most beautiful women’s only bicycle event. 100, 60 or 35 miles in the gorgeous Heber Valley.
Route: Utah’s most beautiful women’s only bicycle event. 100, 60 or 35 miles in the gorgeous Heber Valley.
Start of the ride: 2014-07-12
End of the ride: 2014-07-12
More Details: here
Location: Stansbury Park, Utah
Description: Full supported tour of Utah’s rural Tooele Valley – just 30 miles west of Salt Lake City. 100, 62 or 40 miles. Ride to remember, honor and celebrate the cyclists no longer with us.
Route: Rolling hills with a couple of shirt, sturdy climbs mixed in.
Start of the ride: 2014-08-30
End of the ride: 2014-08-30
More Details: here
Location: North Salt Lake, Utah
Description: A 70+ bike ride to raise money for the Bountiful Food Pantry and the hungry families in our community!
Route: North Salt Lake to Antelope Island
Start of the ride: 2014-09-13
End of the ride: 2014-09-13
More Details: here
Location: Copperton, Utah
Description: 5th Annual. Start: 8:00am; 8655 West 10390 South, Copperton Park; Routes: 25 miles and Metric Century 62.5 miles; $50.00 With each registration you will be entered to win a new bike. Drawing to be held Saturday at 8:45am, right before the start of the event. Rest stops and road support.
Route: See web site for route details
Start of the ride: 2014-05-31
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Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Description: Description: Utah’s premier century event. Utah Bike Month, Utah State Fair Park 155 N 1000 W Salt Lake City, UT. Salt Lake to Antelope Island and back, 37, 67, or 106 mile options. 7:30 AM start time.
Route: Salt Lake to Antelope Island and back, 37, 67, or 106 mile options.
Start of the ride: 2014-05-17
More Details: here
Location: Richmond, Utah
Description: A non-competitive ride through Northern Utah and Idaho. 40, 60, and 100 mile options. All proceeds benefit Common Ground Outdoor Adventures. Learn more about us at www.cgadventures.org
Route: Rest stops in Frankin, Preston, Cornish, Clarkston, Mendon, Amalga. The ride begins and ends in Richmond, Utah. 40, 60, and 100 mile options. Early registration includes lunch and a t-shirt.
Start of the ride: 2013-08-24
More Details: here
Location: Park City, Utah
Description: Ride with us & discover your abilities! Summit Challenge is a benefit ride for the National Ability Center, empowering people of all abilities. Featuring 3 lengths on a fully supported course. 30+ Wounded Warriors & 100+ cyclists with a disability will ride along side you, making Summit Challenge an inspiring ride for everyone. Family activities, live entertainment, food & beverages following the ride. All ages & abilities welcome. Free to individuals with a disability. Official Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride.
Route: 102 Mile, 52 Mile & 18 Mile course
Fully supported with 7 rest stops along the way. Road ride through Park City, Summit & Wasatch counties. 102 & 52 mile rides are beautiful and challenging. 18 mile is moderate & a great ride for kids or families.
Start of the ride: 2013-08-24
End of the ride: 2013-08-24
More Details: here
Location: Spanish Fork, Utah
Description: Join us for the fifth annual Ride for Hope, Healing and Happiness.
Come celebrate life by riding NAMIBikes Utah: The GLMR. Offering 3 marked and supported routes (42 miles, 67 miles and 100 miles). In 2008 an avid cyclist,
Gary Ludlow, was taken by mental illness. We ride in honor of him and to enjoy the great sport that he loved. Proceeds raised go to support the National
Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Utah). We are turning the tide of perception and helping raise awareness that people living with mental illness need a
community that supports them, their families and their recovery. Mental health issues are real, they are common and they are treatable. We ride to confront
stigma and celebrate the hope of recovery!
NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the largest grassroots mental health organization in the country We are dedicated to building better
lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. By riding with us, you are ensuring that help and hope are available to the families and
individuals in need.
WHEN & WHERE:
Saturday, July 27
Young Living
142 E 3450 N
Spanish Fork, Utah
All events feature:
Light breakfast with coffee
A marked and supported route
Fully stocked rest stops with snacks, water and sports drink
Post-ride lunch (picnic style or barbecue)
Mental health issues affect 60 million Americans each year. They are real, they are common and they are treatable. People living with mental illness need a
community that supports them, their families and their recovery. Through a series of cycling events, we are turning the tide of perception. We ride to
confront stigma, and we celebrate the hope of recovery!
Registration and Fundraising
Registration fees vary by event but typically range from $45 to $65 (depending on location and distance). All riders receive an event tee shirt and water
bottle.
42 Miler $45
67 Metric Century $55
100 Century $65
Or…
Fundraise
Ask neighbors, friends, family or corporations to help donate!
$150 fundraisers receive a “Fight Stigma a & Ride!” so style tee-shirt
$250 fundraisers pay no registration fee and receive a “Fight Stigma & Ride!” cycling jersey
$500 fundraisers receive the above and are honored with membership in our ‘Big Wheel’ club Online registration, more information and complete list of
events and event details are available on our website www.theGLMR.com and www.FightStigmaAndRide.org, or email us NAMIBikes@NAMI.org and for the GLMR
mjcolledge@gmail.com
FORM A TEAM:
Riders, volunteers and donors can start or join a team, and the process is easily done through your NAMIBikes account, or at time of registration or
donation. Form a corporate team and increase your organization’s visibility as a strong member of the community.
With great prizes and recognition for teams with top fundraising locally and nationally, forming a team is a great way to support NAMI and the GLMR, help
us build our programs in the community and help to fight stigma!
Team Fundraising Rules:
Donations to a team (through a team fundraising page or offline) are split equally among all team members. The amount is added to team members fundraising
account’s and increases
their overall funds raised. Donations to an individual (through an individual fundraising page or offline) benefit only that individual. However,
individual funds are represented in team totals, and top fundraising teams will be rewarded
VOLUNTEER:
NAMIBikes and GLMR events include multiple road distances, family rides, kids events, music, food and more. These are fast-paced and fun events, and we go
nowhere without talented volunteers! Lend a hand! Volunteers are needed to help in the following areas:
* Pre-event planning, setup and sorting
* Road support and rest stop teams
* Medical personnel
* Bike mechanics
* Food service
* Check-in table
* Post-event cleanup and equipment returns
Route: ROUTE 1 – Century (100 Miles)
DESCRIPTION: 100 mile scenic loop from Young Living Oils’ Spanish Fork distribution center to Nephi, through farm towns, fruit orchards, scenic mountain
and lake views. Mild hills, low traffic, great country roads.
DEPARTURE TIME: 7:00 am (for all three routes)
REGISTRATION: www.TheGLMR.com $55 fee or ride free with $250 in fundraising.
ROUTE 2 – Metric Century (67 miles)
DESCRIPTION: 67 mile scenic loop to Mona.
REGISTRATION: www.TheGLMR.com $50 fee or ride free with $225 in fundraising.
ROUTE 3 – 42 Miles
DESCRIPTION: 42 mile loop to Santaquin
REGISTRATION: www.TheGLMR.com $45 fee or ride free with $200 in fundraising.
Start of the ride: 2013-07-27
More Details: here
Location: Heber, Utah
Description: Every Thursday and Saturday at 9:00 we will take your kids on rides.
Route: Routes will change per week
Start of the ride: 2013-06-13
End of the ride: 2013-08-10
More Details: here