ONLY 18 SPOTS LEFT! MOTORCYCLE RIDE FOR CHILDREN WITH CANCER

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For immediate release                                       Monday, March 23, 2009

ONLY 18 SPOTS LEFT! MOTORCYCLE RIDE FOR CHILDREN WITH CANCER

Trico Homes Ride for a Lifetime
June 19 – 21, 2009
Calgary - Cranbrook – Nelson – Cranbrook - Calgary

Registration - $600

Registration for the seventh annual Trico Homes Ride for a Lifetime is now open and there are only 18 spots left. Organized by the Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta, the ride will take motorcycle enthusiasts on a scenic tour through the Rocky Mountains and the interior of B.C. A registration fee of $600 covers all costs, including: fuel, meals, accommodation and entertainment for the entire weekend.

Each rider commits to raising at least $1,000 in pledges and every cent goes to childhood cancer research being done right here in Alberta. Now in its seventh year, the Trico Homes Ride for a Lifetime has raised more than $1.6 million for research.

Interested motorcycle enthusiasts should register soon because the ride is almost sold out. Register online by visiting the kidscancercare.ab.ca. For more information on the ride or the Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta, call 403.984.1225.

Gail Anne Corbett

Communication Manager

Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta

609 - 14 Street NW, Suite 302

Calgary, Alberta T2N 2A1

P 403.984.1221 / 1.888.554.2267 (toll free)

F 403.216.9215 / www.kidscancercare.ab.ca

Put your wheels in motion for children with cancer

Discover the amazing camaraderie of the Trico Homes Ride for a Lifetime, June 19 - 21, 2009, and help change the face of childhood cancer one kilometer at a time. This year’s ride will take you through the beautiful Rocky Mountains and the interior of B.C. But there are only 18 spots left, so register today. Visit kidscancercare.ab.ca or call Catharine at 403.984.1225 or email her.

The Trico Homes Ride for a Lifetime has raised more than $1.6 million for childhood cancer research since it's inception seven years ago.

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