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1 February 2018
Keep fundraising to earn the exclusive 328 Umbrella! Fundraising for the Spring Incentive is well underway and many have already earned the 328 branded POHR umbrella! This one of a kind umbrella will be perfect for spring “April showers”! All participants that raise $500 towards their fundraising campaign between January 1st, 2017 and April 1st, 2018 will earn this special incentive! Keep up the great fundraising efforts that help the ACS save lives and help those affected by cancer and you could earn the umbrella!
*Reminder—New for 2018* In your POHR registration you have the option to opt out of receiving POHR incentive items to direct more dollars to our
life saving mission—which includes our fall, spring and main fundraising incentives. If you are unsure which selection you chose or would like to make any changes to your selection please email [email protected]
2018 Fundraising Incentives All POHR participants must commit to raising $1,100 and your registration fee does not count toward the fundraising requirement. Four-day riders are encouraged to raise $3,000, and two-day riders are encouraged to raise $1,500. We appreciate your commitment and are here to help! Check out these top fundraising tips and our 2018 fundraising incentives!
February 2018
INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1 Current POHR Stats
1 Earn the POHR 328 Umbrella
1 Fundraising Incentives
2 2018 Jersey Design Voting
2 POHR Lodging Launch
2 Recruit, Recruit, Recruit
3 Upcoming Fundraisers and Events
3 Upcoming Meetings
4 Volunteer Spotlights
5 Rider Spotlight
5 Important Dates
Current POHR Stats 258 Total Participants $92,134 Raised 30 Teams 2017 ARPR = $2,864 Current ARPR = $389
Rider Breakdown 237 Riders 21 Virtual Participants
Top Team Fundraising Road Fish MBSC: Mind Brain Social Club TeamMCPc
JULY 26-29, 2018 JULY 26-29, 2018
*ARPR– Average Raised Per Rider
2 February 2018
We’re Letting YOU Design and Vote on the 2018 POHR Event Jersey!
Jersey design voting will take place Monday, February 19th-Monday, February 26th via a poll link that will be emailed and made available to the POHR community (the polls application will allow one vote per IP address).
POHR Lodging System Launch— Coming Soon!
It’s that time of year again! The official POHR Lodging & Transportation Reservation System will go live the last week of February! At this time, all riders will be asked to login in and fill out the Lodging & Transportation Survey detailing their plans for accommodations and transportation for this summers ride. Riders will have the option to stay at the dorms of the colleges for a nominal upgrade fee per night, stay at hotels (at their own expense) or camp (free). You will also reserve your spot on a bus to the start in Cincinnati and/or from the finish in Cleveland if needed. The reservation system will be available on the Lodging & Transportation page on POHR.org when it goes live and email reminders will be sent!
*All college dorm overnights are available with A/C—including the College of Wooster*
Recruit, Recruit, Recruit!
We need YOUR help recruiting riders AND virtual participants!
Do you have friends or family that would like to end cancer or a group you ride with regularly? Both of these groups would be great to ask to join you in riding POHR! We want to find passionate people who want to make difference in the fight against cancer through fundraising and also want to participate in a full-service, premier cycling event. YOU are our best recruiter! Share you POHR experience (if you’ve ridden before) or why you (want to) ride POHR!
*New for 2018*
Two-day rider registration is now $200!
Two-day riders have their choice of joining the Pan Ohio Hope Ride route from Cincinnati to Columbus or Columbus to Cleveland. All participants must commit to raising $1,100. Two-day riders are encouraged to raise $1,500 and are eligible for all of the fundraising incentives as our four-day riders. Incentives rewarded for $1,328, $2,500 and $3,000.
Calling all virtual participants and POHR supporters!
Virtual participants will receive special recognition for their fundraising efforts to support POHR!
View and share this one pager to learn more about this program and encourage any and all volunteers, friends, family and supporters to register today as a virtual participants at www.POHR.org
3 February 2018
Upcoming Local Area Meetings:
Central Ohio Area Committee Meeting:
Tuesday, March 6th 6pm—ACS Dublin Office (5555 Frantz Rd. Dublin, OH 43017)
Cleveland Area Committee Meeting:
Wednesday, March 7th 6pm—ACS Cleveland Office (10501 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, OH 44106)
Cincinnati Area Committee Meeting:
Monday, March 12th 6pm—ACS Cincinnati Office (2808 Reading Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45206)
Miami Valley Area Committee Meeting:
Tuesday, March 20th 6:30pm—Ye Olde Trail Tavern (228 Xenia Ave. Yellow Springs, OH 45387)
CONNECT WITH US! American Cancer Society Pan Ohio Hope Ride
Pan Ohio Hope Ride
@panohiohoperide
DON’T FORGET TO USE OUR HASHTAG! #POHR2018
If you have an upcoming fundraiser to spotlight, email details to [email protected]
Upcoming Events— • Cleveland Networking and Info Night at Forest City Shuffleboard
Tuesday, February 27th 6-8pm—Forest City Shuffleboard (4506 Lorain Ave. Cleveland, OH 44102)
Upcoming Fundraisers—
• Cincinnati Cyclones Fight Cancer Night
Saturday, February 24th 7:30pm—U.S. Bank Arena (100 Broadway Cincinnati, OH 45202)
Tickets are $15 and $6 from every ticket sold using this order form or link below comes back to the Pan Ohio Hope Ride and can be credited towards your fundraising efforts (list “Pan Ohio Hope Ride” as the event name and “your name” as the team name). Orders due by February 16th! Send order forms with payment to U.S. Bank Arena, Attn: Alanna Whited, 100 Broadway Cincinnati, OH 45202), Fax order to 513-333-3040, email to [email protected] or purchase online https://groupmatics.events/event/Americancancer23
• Monkeyshines: A POHR Fundraiser! Saturday, March 3rd 7-10pm—The BottleHouse Brewery Lakewood (13368 Madison Ave. Lakewood, OH 44107)
Join the Mind Brain Social Club at The BottleHouse Brewery Lakewood! $10 suggested donation at the door. Raffles! Prizes! Cool people! Beer! Musical entertainment by 90 Proof Ohio!
• TeamMCPc: Kids Cupcake Decorating Workshop Sunday, March 4th 11am session, 1pm session or 3pm session—The Foundry (1831 Columbus Rd. Cleveland, OH 44113)
Join them for a 1 hour decorating workshop where kids of any age (from 2 to 99) will decorate 2 chocolate & 2 vanilla homemade cupcakes by Sugarfuse! Everything is provided! $25 per registration. Register at [email protected]
Rider Fundraisers— • Eric Browne For every $10 donated, you will get one entry to win a brand new TREK VERVE bike purchased from Excel Bike & Fitness!
http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_id=86531&pg=personal&px=44247976
• Brian Bortz
February is a great month to host a virtual Pampered Chef party for yourself or as a fundraiser! Email [email protected]
4 February 2018
Mission Moment: “Why you volunteer”—Volunteer Spotlights 1) How many years have you been involved with POHR?
This will be my 5th year volunteering in the SAG program and my husband’s 6th year riding
2) Tell us more about how you have been involved and volunteered with the Pan Ohio Hope Ride?
The 1st year my husband rode, I grabbed my kids & my parents and we followed the ride down to Cincinnati visiting with the riders at the finish line at each college. We had so much fun, I thought I would officially volunteer the following year! The next 3 years, I hit the roads with my POHR Co-Pilot, Shannon Hammons, in the giant TeamMCPc Family Charities truck and supported all the cyclists throughout the route as a SAG Driver. Sometime during that time I became honorary Team Mom for TeamMCPc—I help build fundraisers & socials, recruit riders and support training rides. After our beloved SAG Captain, Steve Levine passed away, I was honored to be asked to join the HAM/ SAG Leadership team to lead the non-radio SAGs in conjunction with HAM/SAG Co-Leads, John Padley & Jason Boone, for the 2017 event. This year, I am again honored to be on the HAM/SAG Leadership team to lead the non-radio SAGs & participate in multiple POHR committees throughout the year. I cannot wait to see everyone in July!
3) Why do you volunteer for the Pan Ohio Hope Ride and the American Cancer Society?
I hate cancer, I hate how it affects everyone around it and I want to do everything in my power to eradicate the disease and its power from taking any more birthdays away.
4) Where are you from?
Born and raised in Illinois, my husband and I moved our family to the Cleveland area 7 years ago.
5) Why should someone volunteer or register as a virtual participant for POHR?
Why not?! The friendships you make are lifelong. Who doesn’t love seeing the smiles of everyone you interact with whether you are grabbing their luggage, giving them some delicious M&Ms at a water stop or cheering the cyclists on with cow bells as they cross the finish line after a day’s long ride. The difference you make is enormous on the riders, on other volunteers, on the residents of any Hope Lodge, the survivors and on yourself! So, no matter how you get involved, just get involved. YOUR action is what helps make our mission successful.
6) What is your favorite thing about or a past memory of POHR?
I have so many great memories that I could fill this entire newsletter with happiness so I’ll keep it simple – I come back for those amazing veggie chips!!!
1) How many years have you been involved with POHR?
2018 will be our 10th Pan Ohio!
2) Tell us more about how you have been involved and volunteered with the Pan Ohio Hope Ride?
We started as volunteers with YPACS at a water stop in 2009. We brought along our camera on a whim. While taking pictures we met the PR Director for the ACS and he asked if he could get copies of some of our shots. One ended up being used as a press release in the Cincinnati Enquirer. We were then invited to take pictures at the finish line that next year and continued doing so until 2015. After 2015 we became four-day volunteers—and the rest is history.
3) Why do you volunteer for the Pan Ohio Hope Ride and the American Cancer Society?
Drew: It’s the people involved that keeps us going
Carol: I want a future where Cancer is no longer and of course the people (staff, riders and volunteers)
4) Where are you from?
Maineville, OH (6 miles from the Morrow lunch stop)!
5) Why should someone volunteer or register as a virtual participant for POHR?
It’s an experience like none other and is our favorite event.
6) What is your favorite thing about or a past memory of POHR?
Again, It’s the people. We have new friends from across Ohio, the U.S. and Canada! Riders always have a smile when they see the photographers.
5 February 2018
1) How many years have you been involved with POHR?
This will be my 4th year riding! The first year I rode it with my dad and it was just the two of us. We now have about 17 riders on our team! It is awesome to see how our team has grown.
2) Why do you ride the Pan Ohio Hope Ride?
The main reason why I have always rode is to fight for those battling cancer. As the years have gone on more people I know have been affected by cancer. This just gives me more determination as I am riding over 4 days. The main person I am riding for this year and it has been in the past is "The Suz." Seeing how strong she is and how she keeps fighting shows me that I can overcome over any obstacle that gets thrown my way during the ride a.k.a. the hills. I also ride because it all started out with my dad and I. This has strengthened our relationship and I wouldn't be riding for my 4th year without him.
3) Where are you from?
Cincinnati, OH—Team: We Build Champions
4) Tell is about your bike and your favorite piece of gear to use on the POHR:
Oh I have come a far way to get the bike I have now! The first year I had a hybrid bike and now I ride a road bike. It is nothing fancy, but it is a much better ride!
My gloves! After my first year with not having a pair the first two days, I learned my lesson!
5) What advice do you have for new POHR riders?
This ride will truly change your life! You will realize how strong you are. Just believe in yourself and remember why you are riding. When you want to give up, think about why you signed up. Think about those you are fighting for! Also....buy Chamois Butter! This is something I quickly learned after my first year.
6) What is your favorite thing about the POHR or a past memory?
POHR has brought many good memories! My favorite thing is that I am able to do this with my family. Last year, my mom
joined us for 2 days and I am so thankful that I get to spend this time with them. A memory that sticks out to me is on my first year crossing that finish line in Cincinnati! The feeling of accomplishment that I felt and seeing my family as I crossed the line. There is no way to hold back the tears because you can finally say "I did it!" I have made lots of good memories during the ride and I love the time spent with my team! We truly get to bond together and just lift each other up.
Mission Moment: “Why you ride”—Rider Spotlight
Tony Kellerman
Rob Adams
If you would like to be featured as one of our upcoming volunteer or rider spotlights, please send your responses to [email protected]
Important Dates—
Incentive Dates:
• 1/1-4/6/2018: Raise $500 to receive the POHR 328 Spring Incentive umbrella!
Fundraising Dates:
• June 19, 2018: Recommitment Date; all that have not raised the $1,100 Minimum will be asked to recommit their intent to do so.
• July 10, 2018: $1,100 Minimum Fundraising Deadline
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