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Waters of Hope 2010 Registration Form

Follow this link to register for Waters of Hope 2010 as a Rider, Support Driver, or to sign up to ride individual days:

Waters of Hope Registration Form

The entry fee to be a rider for the full week is $140 dollars.  This gets you a Jersey and Bibs, a T-shirt, a Water bottle, and food and lodging for the whole week.  Riders are also asked to raise donations of $500 for the Waters of Hope Charity.  For Riders who will be riding individual days the fee is $25 per day.  This gets you a T-shirt, a Water bottle, and food for the day.  We ask that you make a good faith effort to raise $100 in donations for the Charity.    Support drivers will receive a t-shirt, and will have food and lodging and gas money provided for the week.  Support Drivers are asked to make a good faith effort to raise $250 for the Charity.  If you have any questions at all don’t hesitate to call Christopher Slane, this year’s ride director, at 402-617-2105.  Or send an email to g12cs_socx@yahoo.com

Entry fee checks and Donation checks can be sent to:

St. Mark’s on the Campus
attn: Waters of Hope
1309 R Street
Lincoln, NE 68508-1219

please list donors individually so that we can send them a thank you.

Waters of Hope ride 2010

The dates for Waters of Hope for 2010 are Monday June 14th- Sunday June 20th.  This year’s ride will be 7 days and 670 miles in the state of Nebraska starting in Lincoln and ending in Omaha.  More details to come soon… watch this space.  If you would like to ride in this year’s ride or be a support driver, or donate to the cause email Christopher Slane g12cs_socx@yahoo.com

Waters of Hope 2009 Total

With the help of many communities, donors, cyclists, and advocates for clean water, Waters of Hope Missouri has raised $47,737.28 for water projects in Sudan and Swaziland. We will post pictures and reports of the great work that Waters of Hope has done and continues to do to save lives and increase the health of many communities.  Thanks to your support and contribution, water wells and purification are now available in places where dirty water was once the only option. More to come! 

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