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Page 10 Bi•opic : A semi-regular publication of Flagstaff Biking Organization Flagstaff Biking Organization 2006 Highlights FBO Expenses – 2005 Bike to Work Week: • Over 1800 people ride their bike to work or school • 14,286 miles logged during the week • Bike to School Day increases to include over 200 students riding bikes • New bicycle safety television ads, courtesy of Northern Arizona University students, are broadcasted on Cox Media throughout Bike to Work Week and the rest of the summer. Trips for Kids • Over 100 kids were exposed to mountain biking whose economic barriers would otherwise prohibit their participation. • Trips for Kids Flagstaff supplies the bicycles, food and guides • For the second year, TFK Flagstaff partners with a inner city outreach program in Phoenix and takes refugee children from Africa on MTB rides. Safekids • 900+ helmets were sold in Flagstaff area elementary schools at below cost • 100 helmets were given away during the “Bike Bazzaar” of Bike to Work Week • 12 Bicycle Rodeos exposed over 1200 elementary students to bicycle safety via a hands on outdoor bicycle road course demonstration. • 4 Bicycle Safety Presentations exposed over 600 children to bicycle safety • 50+ helmets are given away to children who could not otherwise afford one Youth Mountain Bike Program • The Youth MTB Program starts in April at Flagstaff Middle School with after school rides. • The program continues during the summer offering rides from 9am-4pm every weekday. • In it’s first year, this youth developmental cycling program exposed over 100 kids to singletrack riding, trail etiquette and mountain bike riding skills since May. Trail Day Program • With 7 trail days under our belt, over 1425 volunteer hours! • 5 more scheduled for 2006 so we should exceed 2000 volunteer hours! Pancake Rides • Flagstaff Biking Organization hosts four pancakes rides in the Summer of 06 • Over 100 riders enjoy free breakfast trailside! $2,849.00 $3,313.25 $7,332.89 $5,673.02 $38,287.39 FBO Income – 2005 $4,018.50 $5,300.00 $31,800.00 Programs Fundraising Administration Event Income Program Sponsors Memberships Sales Grants Biopic Newsletter • Flagstaff Biking Organization continues to publish this cycling newsletter and distributes over 8000 to the public free of charge! • The Biopic begins to offer advertising to businesses • New Art Deco Metal Racks are produced to display the free publicatioin in local businesses. • Beginning 2007, this publication will become quarterly. Loop Trail • Flagstaff Biking Organization and Coconino County obtain a commitment from the Coconino National Forest to begin NEPA on the Flagstaff Loop Trail segments and Doney Park trails segments on the National Forest in 2007 Free-Ride and Downhill Biking in Flagstaff • Flagstaff Biking Organization, with the help of Jonathan Wright, begins discussions with the Coconino National Forest about the potential for legal free-ride and downhill mountain biking trails. • The International Mountain Bicycling Association’s help is enlisted courtesy of a National Forest Foundation Grant to help educate local Land Managers on this subject. Business Memberships • Flagstaff Biking Organization begins offering a $200 per year Business Membership. Individual Memberships • Individulal memberships to FBO increase and help us provide bicycle advocacy, youth, and trail programs thoughout the year. Sustaining ($100 - $249) Fall 2006 FBO would like to thank our members for their financial support which makes our work possible. All memberships are annual and can be renewed by mail or via credit card on our website. If you have any questions regarding membership, please call Melissa at 606-1533 or email her at melissa@flagstaffbiking.org. Thank you! Believer ($500 and above) David Bednar John & Deb Ledington Jim Gibson Tod Lewis Associates ($250 - $499): Douglas “Lee” Campbell, DDS Christie Dennis David Kumasaka Carl Bigler David Blanchard Alexandra Carpino Geoff Cross Dave Dobrick Charels Demilner Len Garrambone Bob Gaylord Mark Gullo Chad Johnson Ken Lane Chuck McDougal Supporting ($50 - $99) Mitchell Adair Susan Amon Nik Antestenis Paul Berg Gay Chanler Daniel Davidson Agnes Drogi Jeff Eisner Peter Eldridge Fabian Franco Melissa Grimes Kristin Guaziano David Hayes Stuart Henderson Dave Herbold Darrell Kaufman John Kelty Todd Kennedy Paul Kiehne David Laing Brett Larson Jim Marzolf Tami Masuoka Mark Mayer David McKee Wayne McLellan Bonnie O’Donnell Michael Ort Neil & Wendy Ross John McGregor Kip Moyer Anthony Quintile & Stephanie McCarthy Kevin & Paula Rand Jim Schwarz Tom Sisk Russell Tweed Stephen Ward Jack Welch Jim Wilson David & Ellen Ryan Michael Satterwhite Derek & Kelly Shields Tim & Erika Steffen Bruce Steinhaus Anita Switzer Douglas Thomas Laurence Whelan John Zimmerman Program Sponsors & Business Partners Absolute Bikes Aspen Sports AZ Bikes Biffs Bagels Flagstaff Adventure Sports Bookman’s Campus Coffee Bean Cosmic Cycles Flagstaff Bicycle & Fitness Late for the Train Flagstaff Medical Center City of Flagstaff U.S. National Forest Service Rob Lloyd Duffie Westheimer Jay Yager Four Season Outfitters & Guides Friends of Flagstaff’s Future Kyle Norris, MD Pay N Take Law Office of Luke Mulligan, P.C. Mountain Sports NATRA Shepard Wesnitar, Inc Teva Coconino County Trip Choice come visit us at www.flagstaffbiking.org
Volume #1, Issue #5 Bi•opic : A semi-regular publication of Flagstaff Biking Organization Page 11 How your membership and donations further cycling in our community * * Are you tired of hearing about how long it takes to get things done? Help us speed up the process. Coordinating a regular volunteer trail program requires resources to be successful. Advertisements, lunches, incentives all add up but help make the events fun. Big turnouts = new trails. Putting on a fun and productive large-scale event costs roughly $1,000. Facilitating the outreach, design and implementation stages of our 42-mile Loop Trail is an ambitious endeavor. Driving this project in a timely manner will require an investment from our organization. * Financial resources enable us to make Bike to Work Week have lasting impacts. Regular programming funds are required to support efforts like bike recycling, Safe Kids, and Trips for Kids - initiatives that are designed to provide fun healthy opportunities for kids. * An organization with a huge number of paid members has a loud public voice that guarantees significant influence with agencies, grant bodies, and elected offficials. * To fulfill our mission requires both grassroots support and full-time, professional focus. Effectively advocating cycling interests requires constant vigilance. Annual Memberships Individual ($20 - $49) Joel Agena Deborah Allen-Adair Craig Anderson David Anning Joe Armstrong Shannon Auckly Bev Barbarisi Charlie Beadles John Benson Daniel Berry John Bertko Tom Bida Josh Biggs Patrick Black Jan Blackman Bill Blume Charlie Bongo James Brooks Katie Brown Vicki Brown Mark Buckholz Pamela Cady Clint Carter Carolyn Castleman Robert Cheesman Erik Cole Paul Colf Ken Collier Joanne Comer John Comer MariBeth Copeland Marty Coplea Adam Cornette WarrenCronmiller Perry Davidson Jason Dosch Mike Downey Judy Draper Terry Draper Grant Dunstan Ann Eagan TC Eberly Aaron Ells Matt Engbring Nancy Evans V Fabian Cory Fagerholm Sarah Falzarano Art Farmer James Fazio Kathy Flaccus Eric Frye Mackenzie Gardner Lisa Gelczis Jesse Gesten Ronnie Gibson Dennis Gill Dan Gittomer Edwin Goff Johnny Gompf Robert Gooch Ellen Grabarek Tom Grabarek Katie Graham David Grandon Lila Hope Greer Joanne Gullyes Dan Gwinn Charlie Hawk Kristen Hayden Joe Hazel Ryan Heck Brandon Hedberg Judy Henzler Dave Hicks Jeffrey Hines Tom Holden Carol Horowitz Rose Houk Sam Hull Gary Hurst Joth Jacobson Christina Jan Roabie Johnson Wendell Johnson John Kaspar Gabriel Keck Joel Kefuss Art Keith Erik Kellerup Brenda Kelly David Kemp Chuck Kincheloe Gisela Kluwin Kurt Knittle Karen Knorowski Karen Knowlton Ken Koch Alexandra Koss Peter Kosso Klaus Kracht William Kunkle Brett Landin Andrew Lane Joe Lang David Lash Chris Latham Sal Laughter Ray Leiber David Letty Joshua Lipton Beverly Loomis Frank Loro Doug Loveday Cynthia Lovely Tom Mallard Dara Marks-Marino Jay McCallum Stefan Mettler Kurt Meyers Mead Mier Charlie Mikulewicz Elson Miles Mary Mohr Karen Morefield William Mulkey Luke Mulligan Joe Murphy Melanie Myers Anber Naughton Isaac Neff Jeannie Neff John Neff Annabelle Nelson Stefan Nikola David Nila Dan Overton Cindy Perger Gary Phillips Tim Phillips Patti Pieper Jason Pilarski Paula Pluta Roger Poirier Craig Prevost Tobin Purslow Michelle Qualls Cosmic Ray Brian Riebe James Riley Jerry Robertson Jen Robino Roger Roll Robin Rose Mara Saccoccia Steve Sanchez Michael Sanders Ann Sawyer Gustav Schick Chris Schildgen Ryan Schmidt Aaron Seifert Katie Sheridan Nancy Shibley Jim Silverman Karen Sinarski Victor Sternberg Vicky Stinson Jim Straight Steve Sunda John Sutton Julie Taylor Kai Tierney John Tingerthal Ray Topham Nate Tritle Penny Trovillion Jeni Turgeon William Twomey John Valvo PaulV aughn Nick Voichick Bruce Walker Ann Walton Gwen Waring David Watters Scott Waxman Ed White Joe Williams Jonathan Wright Dick Wolf Jut Wynne Mark Young Adrian Zsilavee
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