ACT 6 is the sixth annual AIDS Network Cycles Together, the Wisconsin AIDS bike ride, to raise funds and awareness for AIDS Network. Our goals are to provide a ride that is a substantial challenge for all levels of riders, but is at the same time fun and safe. Educate the community, raise awareness, and teach tolerance about HIV/AIDS. And finally, raise the highest possible return to AIDS Network.
ACT 6 will cover four days and 300 miles on a bike. The riders are 100% supported before and during the ride.
If you would like to receive e-mail updates about ACT Rides and newsletters, add your name to our mailing list.
Make pledges for ACT 6 participants online at Active.com or download a pledge form and mail it to AIDS Network with your check.
Check out upcoming participant events, both those sponsored by the ACT 6 steering committee and those suggested by ACT 6 participants. Next event is May 17th, 4:30pm at the Brink Lounge. Come get help with fundraising, including your Active.com page, parties and letters.
Read all about preparations, traditions, and training ideas in the wonderful ACT 6 newsletters! Don't be left out because you just registered or misplaced one that you received by snail mail. The news, suggestions and inspiration are just a click away.
Here's your ACT 6 Ride Manual and your
discount card. You will need the password you received in an e-mail to open the discount card document.
Listen to Lee Rayburn from 92.1 The Mic promoting the ride and having fun with butt balm and the art of Zen hill climbing.
ACT 6 Information Sessions
Come hear a veteran ACT rider discuss what the ride is going to be like, talk a little bit about the state of HIV/AIDS in the world, and tell you
about AIDS Network, the benefiting agency. You will also see a short video of
some coverage of previous ACT Rides. This will give you an idea of what the event
will be like. Take this opportunity to become part of something bigger than you
could ever imagine! Check out the video about the ride from Madison's CW.
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| DATE |
TIME |
LOCATION |
ADDRESS |
| Sat., May 3 |
1 PM |
Glass Nickel Pizza |
2916 Atwood Ave |
| Sat., May 10 |
2 PM |
Madison Public Library Room 204 |
201 W Mifflin |
| Sat., May 31 |
2 PM |
High Noon Saloon |
701 E Washington |
| If you are in the Appleton or Green Bay areas,
contact Mitch Weber to learn more about the Green Bay/Appleton connection to the ACT 6 ride by phone at 920-639-3489
or send him an e-mail at actride@gmail.com.
See Mitch Weber and Danielle Chahdi talking about ACT 6 on NBC26 in Green Bay. |
On-line Registration for ACT 6 is now available through Active.com for both riders and crew. You can also download this Registration Form and register for ACT 6 by sending the completed registration form to AIDS Network along with your check. More than 190 participants have already registered for ACT 6, August 7-10, 2008.
Training rides outdoors are scheduled every day of the week starting in May. Check the ride calendar for specific times and start locations. On some days we will have more than one ride to choose from.
ACT 5 Raises over $296,000 - Thank You Riders and Crew!
ACT 5 raised over $296,000 for AIDS Network. Congratulations to riders, crew and the staff of AIDS Network for making this such a great experience for all the participants and their supporters. The clients of AIDS Network greatly appreciate the hard work of so many people on their behalf. Thank you! Five ACT Rides have raised almost $1,300,000 to benefit AIDS Network. Want to know about our history?
ACT 5 Photos by Stick People Productions are available. The webshow is great--you can spend hours reliving the wonderful experience of ACT 5. Check out all the great photos and remember AIDS Network benefits from the purchase of all those photos that you just can't live without.
Relive this year's ACT 5 with Mitch Weber. Read his journal on WKOW 27 News site.
Visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com if you are already on Facebook. Join our growing community.
Visit our MySpace page at www.myspace.com/wisconsinaidsride. Be our friend!
Who is AIDS Network?
Since 1985, the AIDS Network (formerly the Madison AIDS Support Network) has provided critical AIDS care and prevention services to south central Wisconsin. We are sustained in these efforts by the resources, expertise and passion of hundreds of volunteers and donors. Working together we strive to meet the increasing needs that HIV disease and AIDS place before us.
Check out the ACT Store for merchandise from past rides at bargain basement prices.
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