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VOLUNTEER FOR WALK+ROLL LAKEWOOD!

Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 2:01 pm
by Mary Anne Crampton
Walk+Roll Lakewood is working with Volunteer Cleveland Inc to organize volunteers for this fabulous event slated for Lakewood on July 19th from 4-9 p.m. Go to: http://volunteerclevelandinc.org/volunteer_events to sign up.

Volunteers are needed primarily for safety patrol at street barricades, on Belle Avenue to help clear safe pathways for resident vehicles, and along the entire route to provide information and assistance to anyone visiting our city that day.

To get a vision for the event, please watch this video shot in Bogata Columbia, http://www.streetfilms.org/archives/ciclovia/ where 70 miles of roads are closed every week to encourage healthy, active living.

Go to http://www.mainstreetlakewood.org/lakewoodwalks.html for more information about our event. Truly collaborative, the programming includes folks from Lakewood Hospital (bubble machine!), Lakewood YMCA (PACE Tumblers - Positive Attitude Changes Everything), Dept of Recreation (Belly Dancing, Jazzercise), Bike Lakewood (secure bike parking), the Beck Center,promotional assistance from the Lakewood Observer and much more, more, more!

Walk and Roll

Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 2:20 pm
by Rhonda loje
Thanks for the website Mary Anne. This looks like alot of fun and a great event for Lakewood! The websites were great! The volunteer site was very easy...so expect to see Mike and I out there on the 19th.

See you then!

Rhonda

Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:51 pm
by Christine Gordillo
I lived in San Francisco for a number of years and each Sunday they closed down the main route through Golden Gate Park for bikers, runners, bladers, etc. to enjoy. It was a highlight of the week for many residents. What a great event for Lakewood to host! I look forward to helping out.

Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:22 pm
by Mary Anne Crampton
We just got in our shipment of very cool postcards to promote the Walk+Roll Lakewood event.

We are launching a grass roots promotion effort by asking anyone and everyone to distribute the cards to their neighbors, at work, school, sporting events, wherever people gather!

Stacks of about 40 cards are available at Phoenix Coffee and the Main Street office across from Geigers. If any one has suggestions as to where we can get the word out, please post and/or contact me:

macrampton@lcpi.org
521-0655

Thanks.
Mary Anne