Inver Hills Community CollegeEHS Student AssociationMay 17th-24th all Roads Lead to Roanoke VAWe need your donations.
The National EMS Memorial Bike Rides are back this year, reorganized and better than ever! These inspirational bicycle rides begin in New York City, NY, or Lexington, KY and conclude seven days & 600+ miles later in Roanoke, VA, site of this year's EMS memorial. The ride participants ride among the most beautiful & scenic countryside, as well as through the urban streets of New York City, Philadelphia, PA, and Washington DC. Find out more with this info letter - PDF File - Here’s how you can help: Donate, Bike, Drive, Cheer, or Solicit funds for the ride. Donations are tax deductable. 
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Pay Paltm is the most trusted way to transfer money on the internet. You can rest assured your information is safe and secure with Pay Paltm. All you need is a credit card or bank debit card and you can make a secure donation.Every day the men and women of EMS put their lives on the line for those that they serve. Every year there are heroes who die helping others. Since 2001, EMS providers from around the nation have gathered to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The first ride began in Boston, MA, today riders gather in New York City to begin the 600 mile trek to Roanoke, Va. Though they gather from all corners of the nation, the riders share the common bond of seeking to honor our EMS heroes. Through fields and over mountains, the memories of lost loved ones keep the riders moving forward. 
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The 2008 EMS Memorial Bike Ride is being held May 17-24, 2008. This ride starts in New York City and ends in Roanoke, Virginia. The ride’s purpose is to remember EMS providers who have died in the line of duty and raise funds for the National EMS Memorial. Members of the EHS student association at Inver Hills Community College are assembling a Minnesota group to participate in the ride. The students are on a Mission and will be providing vehicle, logistic and medical support to over 50 bicyclists.