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Seattle to San Francisco
July 28th-August 11th
Following the Pacific Coast from the Emerald City to the Golden Gate, the S2SF challenge ride and tour will take you through breathtaking coastal views, glorious redwoods, and awesome small towns. Not to mention, this will be one of the greatest experiences of your life!
Join us as we ride 1000 miles to benefit The Ndoto Project and the young Kenyan leaders they support. Become a part of our team! Go ahead and join the adventure!
And be sure to attend our kickoff party and photographic exhibit in Seattle, May 26th, 2012, including bike art auction, live African music, and great, passionate company! Join us at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center starting at 7pm.
Recent Blog Posts:
Days 5-7: Oregon Dunes – Port Orford – Crescent City
Greetings, All: We’re sending this post out of Crescent City, California, gateway to the Redwoods! The past several days have sped by in a blur…kind of like our riders. Phil was out sick with mono for a month before this trip, and he’s officially back at 100% energy-wise and is smoking it on the road. [...]
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Day 4 of S2SF stretches along endless beauty. Beaches and cliffs, seastacks and bridges – every bend brings new beauty. Cape Perpetua Lighthouse above crashing waves. A tunnel travels through one of the outcrops on our route. One of the most beautiful parts was this area just above Devil’s Churn and Cooks Chasm. Shabnam rides [...]
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We wake to the eerie fog that has been looming just off the coastline, occasionally reaching in to wander onto land as we ride through. The looming fog recedes enough to give beautiful views most of the way, including golden cliffs topped by emerald pines.
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We are on the way for the second day, and we really begin the coastal route filled with beaches and bluffs! Along with great places to relax, write, and read. Hannah, executive director of The Ndoto Project, rests and writes poetry by the shore. The roadsides are filled with golden grasses and clouds of Queen [...]
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The ferry from Seattle to Bremerton begins our long journey towards San Francisco. The rider lineup! We curve along the Hood Canal, and find some curious sights. Small towns, run down relics, living antiques, and quirkiness abound along the way, lending a nostalgic and carefree feeling to the journey. [...]
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- Houston Okwemba
- Irine Asimuge
- Esther Inzekellah
- James Andraza
- John Kamau
Make a Difference
Like many African countries, Kenya continues to struggle with impoverishment, HIV, and a lack of opportunity. Worse yet, more and more young adults are entering the job market without even subsistance jobs available.
Our Vision
Enable disadvantaged Kenyan youth to be the change through:
College Education - giving those who wouldn't be able to the skills and merits to succeed and make a difference.
Mentorship - providing guidance to become socially responsible leaders, grow as people, and find their way to make an impact.
Enrichment Experiences - enabling them to attend conferences on youth leadership, women's leadership, and socially responsible change, within their nation.
Community Involvement - encouraging participation in their communities for social and environmental causes, development, and the disadvantaged.
