RIDE THE POINT (RTP)
This is the PLRC’s largest fundraiser. During its 2013-2022 run, RTP’s total proceeds have been $242,000. The PLRC donates the RTP funds to UCSD's Moores Cancer Center.
This is the PLRC’s largest fundraiser. During its 2013-2022 run, RTP’s total proceeds have been $242,000. The PLRC donates the RTP funds to UCSD's Moores Cancer Center.
The purpose of the event is to connect our community by providing the Family-friendly (6- mile), Enthusiast (25-mile), and Metric Century (62-mile) bicycle rides. Each of them highlight the natural beauty, historical sites, recreational opportunities, and healthy lifestyles available in the Point Loma area. The associated Healthy Lifestyle Expo is a showcase for local business and non-profits. It is open to the public and usually attracts hundreds of spectators.
PLRC Rotarian Rich Stakelum has valiantly shepherded this annual event from the outset. His army of 250 volunteers were enlisted from the Point Loma Association, Peninsula Lyons Club, San Diego County Bicycle Coa- lition, Rotaract Club, Point Loma Nazarene University, Grossmont Coll- ege, UCSD Moores Cancer Center, and the San Diego Gulls. For sponsor-ship opportunities, click here.
PLRC Rotarian Rich Stakelum has valiantly shepherded this annual event from the outset. His army of 250 volunteers were enlisted from the Point Loma Association, Peninsula Lyons Club, San Diego County Bicycle Coa- lition, Rotaract Club, Point Loma Nazarene University, Grossmont Coll- ege, UCSD Moores Cancer Center, and the San Diego Gulls. For sponsor-ship opportunities, click here.
Richard and Gale Krause are pictured here, when an earlier RTP donation
was presented to the Moores Cancer Center. Gale's hus band Jim Krause was a 35-year PLRC Rotarian−who died of pancreatic cancer in 2012.
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