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Bike your way to helping United Way reach its goal
Posted: 05/10/2011
CLEVELAND - The new regional event will be held Saturday, June 5. It is designed to promote
healthy living through cycling and to support the health and human service programs United Way funds.
Participants can choose from five different length rides or a "mini route" to the Great Lakes Science Center designed for families with small children.
All routes are round trips except for the 43-mile route, which ends at the University of Akron. Transportation back to CSU for those riders and their bikes will be provided.
Riders will be able to tour such areas as Tremont, Steelyard Commons, and the scenic Towpath Trail.
All proceeds from the RideUNITED tour will benefit United Way of Greater Cleveland and United Way of Summit County.
For information on how to register for RideUNITED and the fundraising requirements go to rideunited.org .
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