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Major Taylor Project

Empowering underserved youth through cycling by promoting positive physical, emotional and social development

Support the Major Taylor Project:

Make a pledge to the Major Taylor Project Red Bell Team

Interested in getting more underserved kids in your community on bicycles? Please make your tax-deductible gift today.

We have many opportunities for you to get involved.

Ride with Major Taylor students:
We are looking for individuals who are interested riding with Major Taylor students in the after-school ride club. The commitment is one weekday per week, from around 2-5pm, at one of our 6 locations. Volunteer training on March 12-13 is required. Commitment is mid-March through June.

We are also looking for one-time volunteers at any of the weekend rides. Major Taylor students participate in every Cascade-sponsored ride and we always need adults to accompany the young riders. We will also have events (Velodrome ride, mountain biking excursion, weekend STP training rides), that need volunteer riders.

If you would like to volunteer with the Major Taylor Project, please contact Emma Epstein at mtpa@cascadebicycleclub.org or 206-957-6960.

Donate a bicycle:
If you have a bicycle in good working condition that you would like to donate to the program, contact the Major Taylor Program Assistant at mtpa@cascadebicycleclub.org or 206-957-6960.

Ride the Red-Bell 100:
You can also raise money by participating in the Red-Bell 100, on June 30, 2012. The Red-Bell 100 is a new, fully supported one-day century ride from Redmond to Bellingham. Funds raised will benefit World Bicycle Relief and Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation.

Program development was supported by a grant from King County Metro and by founding sponsor Group Health.

Founding Sponsors:

King County Metro Group Health

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