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Marcus Grindstaff
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Team Will is organizing Go the Distance 2010, a cross-country bicycle ride from San Francisco to Kitty Hawk to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer. Three teams of 15-20 cyclists each will cycle 3,400 miles over 10 days, visiting 8 state capitols and 13 major cities along the route. The event will include hospital visits and community rallies. Sponsorship opportunities range from $25,000 for platinum sponsors to $10,000 for silver sponsors.

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Go the Distance 2010sponsorship opportunities
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What do you get when youcombine a love of cyclingwith the audacious goal of finding a cure for childhood cancer?
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3 teams10 days3300 milesto Go the Distance
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Team Will About UsTeam Will is a community of cyclists of all levels and ages committed to raising public awareness and funds for childhood cancer research through a mixture of cycling activities and events.Team Will's mission focuses on providing a coherent, credible voice to educate society about childhood cancer.
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What is Go the Distance 2010? Coast-to-coast bicycle event raising awareness and funds for childhood cancer.June 15-June 24 San Francisco, CA to Kitty Hawk, NCFocus to raise needed advocacy and funds on behalf of the Foundation for Children with Cancer (FCC).
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The RouteJune24June 15
The RouteBeginning in San Francisco, CA on June 15, 2010, riders will cycle across California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina arriving in Kitty Hawk, N.C., on June 24, 2010.
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The HeroesTeam Will Heroes are children across the country with cancer. Our original hero is William Kiefer, who lost his battle in 2004, at just 17 months of age.We carry some of our heroes with us, and some we meet along the way.
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Hero: William KieferOn March 7th, 2004, just two days after his first birthday, William was diagnosed with a Rhabdoid Tumor of the Kidney (RTK), a rare and extremely lethal cancer.
Within a week, the tumor was removed and William began intensive chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
Five months later, the cancer reappeared as a brain tumor. William passed away August 1, 2004 at 17 months old.Hero: Aimee DickeyAimee was an active 11-year old when she was diagnosed with Diffused Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG), an inoperable brainstem glioma and the rarest and deadliest of all brain tumors in children.
She passed away on September 27, 2007 at the age of 12.
It was Aimee's dream to help raise awareness and funding for all childhood cancer.Hero: Jett LewisJett is just over a year old, born January 24, 2009.
On May 16, he was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma, a tumor in his eye. It is rare and spreads rapidly.
Jett is in the ending of his treatments but will always have to undergo eye exams under anesthesia every six weeks.Hero: Oliver KellerOliver was diagnosed with medulloblastoma (brain cancer) on January 25, 2007, at the age of four.
After many rounds of radiation and chemotherapy, he has been cancer free for the last year.
Oliver has a younger brother, Cole, and a new baby sister, Cassidy. He loves to hold and feed her.
Hospital Visits Riders will visit hospitals in select locations across the country.Focus on meeting and spending time with children.Selected cities will include events and rallies to raise awareness and funds.
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Go the Distance the Numbers3,400 miles in 10 days8 state capitols and 13 major cities3 relay teams15-20 cyclists & 8 drivers17 hospital visitsCommunity ralliesFinancial support to 300 families
How can you get involved?Event SponsorshipPlatinum, Gold, SilverRegional, City or Official Supplier SponsorshipDonate supplies and resourcesIndividual donations and matching programsPromote Team Will at your company/site
Platinum Sponsor $25KCompany logo on Team Jersey

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  • 1. Go the Distance 2010sponsorship opportunities
  • 3. What do you get when youcombine a love of cyclingwith the audacious goal of finding a cure for childhood cancer?
  • 5. 3 teams10 days3300 milesto Go the Distance
  • 7. Team Will About UsTeam Will is a community of cyclists of all levels and ages committed to raising public awareness and funds for childhood cancer research through a mixture of cycling activities and events.Team Will's mission focuses on providing a coherent, credible voice to educate society about childhood cancer.
  • 9. What is Go the Distance 2010? Coast-to-coast bicycle event raising awareness and funds for childhood cancer.June 15-June 24 San Francisco, CA to Kitty Hawk, NCFocus to raise needed advocacy and funds on behalf of the Foundation for Children with Cancer (FCC).
  • 12. The RouteBeginning in San Francisco, CA on June 15, 2010, riders will cycle across California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina arriving in Kitty Hawk, N.C., on June 24, 2010.
  • 14. The HeroesTeam Will Heroes are children across the country with cancer. Our original hero is William Kiefer, who lost his battle in 2004, at just 17 months of age.We carry some of our heroes with us, and some we meet along the way.
  • 16. Hero: William KieferOn March 7th, 2004, just two days after his first birthday, William was diagnosed with a Rhabdoid Tumor of the Kidney (RTK), a rare and extremely lethal cancer.
  • 17. Within a week, the tumor was removed and William began intensive chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
  • 18. Five months later, the cancer reappeared as a brain tumor. William passed away August 1, 2004 at 17 months old.Hero: Aimee DickeyAimee was an active 11-year old when she was diagnosed with Diffused Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG), an inoperable brainstem glioma and the rarest and deadliest of all brain tumors in children.
  • 19. She passed away on September 27, 2007 at the age of 12.
  • 20. It was Aimee's dream to help raise awareness and funding for all childhood cancer.Hero: Jett LewisJett is just over a year old, born January 24, 2009.
  • 21. On May 16, he was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma, a tumor in his eye. It is rare and spreads rapidly.
  • 22. Jett is in the ending of his treatments but will always have to undergo eye exams under anesthesia every six weeks.Hero: Oliver KellerOliver was diagnosed with medulloblastoma (brain cancer) on January 25, 2007, at the age of four.
  • 23. After many rounds of radiation and chemotherapy, he has been cancer free for the last year.
  • 24. Oliver has a younger brother, Cole, and a new baby sister, Cassidy. He loves to hold and feed her.
  • 25. Hospital Visits Riders will visit hospitals in select locations across the country.Focus on meeting and spending time with children.Selected cities will include events and rallies to raise awareness and funds.
  • 27. Go the Distance the Numbers3,400 miles in 10 days8 state capitols and 13 major cities3 relay teams15-20 cyclists & 8 drivers17 hospital visitsCommunity ralliesFinancial support to 300 families
  • 28. How can you get involved?Event SponsorshipPlatinum, Gold, SilverRegional, City or Official Supplier SponsorshipDonate supplies and resourcesIndividual donations and matching programsPromote Team Will at your company/site
  • 29. Platinum Sponsor $25KCompany logo on Team Jersey
  • 30. Company Logo on Website
  • 31. Company Logo on print and other electronic collateral
  • 32. Sponsor participation in social media - facebook, twitter, etc.
  • 33. Company Logo on all Event Rally T-shirts
  • 34. Company logo on all city stop/Event rally signage
  • 35. Company logo on all support vans
  • 36. Company name included in all press releases
  • 37. Company featured in pre-event media kit
  • 38. Inclusion in media outreach nationally
  • 39. Opportunity to distribute samples or giveaways at all city stops
  • 40. Speaking opportunity at one or more city event
  • 41. Opportunity to premiere Go the Distance movieNeed commitment by February 28 to guarantee jersey logo
  • 42. Gold Sponsor - $15KCompany Logo on Website
  • 43. Company Logo on print and other electronic collateral
  • 44. Sponsor participation in social media - facebook, twitter,
  • 45. Company Logo on up to 5 Selected Event Rally T-shirts
  • 46. Company logo on up to 5 city stop/Event rally signage
  • 47. Company logo on all support vans
  • 48. Company name included in all press releases
  • 49. Company featured in pre-event media kit
  • 50. Opportunity to distribute samples or giveaways at selected city stops
  • 51. Speaking opportunity at one city event
  • 52. Opportunity to premiere Go the Distance movieSilver Sponsor - $10KCompany Logo on WebsiteCompany Logo on print and other electronic collateralCompany Logo on up to 2 Selected Event Rally T-shirtsCompany logo on up to 2 city stop/Event rally signageCompany logo on all support vans in one regionCompany featured in pre-event media kitOpportunity to premiere Go the Distance movie
  • 53. Other Sponsorship OpportunitiesOfficial bicycle sponsor - nationallyOfficial bike shop sponsor (by major city/stop)Water bottle sponsorHelmet sponsorSponsor a city or hospitalGas sponsorHotel sponsorGrocery store sponsor (nationally and/or regionally)Restaurant sponsorMovie sponsor - by city, region, show on siteOther your suggestions?