About the Bike Adventure

Introduction
2010 Goals
The Route and Schedule
Meet the Riders
Frequently Asked Questions

Introduction

Inspired by the walks of 700, 1000, and 1200 miles led by Millard and Linda Fuller in the 1980's, the Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure was born in 2008 by a Notre Dame graduate as a way to invite more people into our affordable housing movement. Our 3rd annual ride in 2010 from Niagara Falls to New Orleans will cover 2,500 miles over 50 days, averaging 70 miles/day and including 7 build days.

Why do we ride? It's pretty simple:
1. To spread the word about our ministry
2. To raise money for its work
3. To develop new partners along the way

The result is that the homes of real people get built and renovated, the movement expands and all involved grow in faith, hope and love. The impact is larger than we'll ever know.

As a movement, we like to be flexible in giving people the opportunity to join us, so we invite volunteers to join us for a day, a segment, or the whole way, to come as an individual or to form a team. Together, we form The Team of the Bicycle Adventure. Learn more about joining.

2010 Goals

As we remember the five years since Hurricane Katrina and celebrate the 5th anniversary of The Fuller Center, we've set the following tangible goals:

50 riders to join for at least a 1-week segment
To raise $250,000 (5x$50,000)
50,000+ team miles
50 media stories
50 churches to sign up for the 5 Loaves and 2 Fish program
5,000 members in our Facebook group

The Route and Schedule

See it here

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