Bike Kenya 2012: Climbing in Hell's Gate

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Climbing in Hell's Gate

ICCM Kenya staff member Benard Kimanzi crests a challenging hill inside
Hell's Gate National Park with Lake Naivasha in the distance. Benard
participated in several stages of our Bike Kenya 2012 experience.

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Give per mile to help our cyclists build a new school

Our Bike Kenya 2012 cyclists pedaled 600 miles in Kenya in May 2012 to try to raise $40,000 to build a needed school.

We need your help! Contribute 5 cents, 10c, 25c, or $1 per mile for this great cause.

Our cyclists pay their own way and put in "sweat equity" over 600 miles. Support their effort to open the future for many children in Kenya.

CONTRIBUTE HERE

Click on one of the giving options below to make a secure online donation through ICCM, our host nonprofit organization.

> 5 cents per mile - 600 miles = $30

> 10 cents per mile - 600 mi = $60

> 25 cents per mile - 600 mi = $150

> $1 per mile - 600 mi = $600

If you prefer a check & post mail:

"ICCM - Bike Kenya"

ICCM

770 N High School Rd

Indianapolis, IN 46214

Receipts for tax-deductible contributions to Bike Kenya 2012 are distributed at the end of the year. Thanks for investing in education in Kenya with us.

ICCM is the sponsoring/hosting nonprofit organization for Bike Kenya 2012. All contributions are tax deductible to the extent that laws allow. ICCM is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit through the auspices of FMCUSA. Explore ICCM at www.childcareministries.org

Questions? Contact John Franklin Hay at johnfranklinhay@yahoo.com

About Bike Kenya 2012

This is all about a bicycle ride through Kenya, May 8-21, 2012 to raise awareness and funds to build a needed school that will be operated by International Child Care Ministries (ICCM).

We have 9 pedaling/fundraising participants. We need lots of supporting participants.

Cycling participants are responsible for (1) their own event costs (approximately $3000 US) and (2) to work together with other participants to raise at least $40,000 US to purchase property and construction for the school.

Cycling participants will pedal approximately 600 miles through hilly terrain over 12 days. The event will include several excursions, one to a game park and one to Kibera. In Kenya, the cycling tour will begin and end in Nairobi.

Bike Kenya 2012 is being facilitated through VISA (Volunteers In Service Abroad) Ministries and International Child Care Ministries (ICCM), both based in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.

For more information, contact me at your convenience:

John Franklin Hay
johnfranklinhay@yahoo.com