Andy's West Coast Bike Ride

Bay Area Wilderness Training is proud to have partnered with Andrew Leaf as he completes his 1,205 miles (2,008 km) ride from Vancouver, BC in Canada to San Francisco, California. Andy's goal is to raise $2,500 or 2.07 cents per mile for Bay Area Wilderness Training. Please help him achieve this goal by contributing at the highest level you can afford. Thank you!!!

YOUR PENNY PER MILE IS NOW WORTH TWO!

Thanks to the generosity of the Dean Witter Foundation, who recently committed to match all gifts to Bay Area Wilderness Training up to $7,500, your donation, of any amount, will now be doubled! This means that your gift of two cents per mile ($53) is now worth $106 to BAWT.

Bay Area Wilderness Training (BAWT) depends on the support of its donors to continue its critical education programs. Please contribute to BAWT in support of Andy's Bike Ride with a generous tax-deductible donation. By sponsoring Andy you are helping improve access to the wilderness for urban youth who might not otherwise be able to experience the power of nature as a transformative learning tool. 100 % of the money raised will go to support the efforts of BAWT! All costs associated with the ride itself will be paid for by Andy. Making a contribution is easy:

>Online
You can support our work immediately. As the most resource efficient method, contributing on-line enables us to direct the largest percentage of your contribution towards our programs. Just complete our secure credit card contribution form and click SEND. That's all!

>Fax/Mail
Print and complete our fax/mail sponsorship form and fax it with your credit card information to (415) 788-7324 or mail it with a check or money order payable to:

Andy's West Coast Ride
Bay Area Wilderness Training
c/o Earth Island Institute
300 Broadway, Suite 28
San Francisco, CA 94133

Please write "Andrew Leaf" in the memo line of all checks to make sure that we properly attribute your gift to Andy's West Coast Ride.

Pledge Amounts

A contribution of $30 or more includes a free one-year subscription to the Earth Island Journal (published quarterly by the Earth Island Institute).