A 2000 mile trek that crossed the bitterly cold winter lands of the Northern United States and Canada.
"The Team"
Here we see the group riding
this year,
Left to right, Betty Pattullo,
George Pattullo, Robert Herron, John Putnam & Pete Pattullo
Most of the run in years past
have been to support the American Cancer Society, which raised over $97,000
from the annual event. Other runs have included raising funds for
the restoration of the octagon barn near Gagetown Michigan and for the
Olympic hopeful Mike Ellsworth.
You can e-mail your pledges for our charity with your name and address to safari@pattullo2000.com or call them at the numbers below. The following Charities are taking pledges for the riders:
Celtic Heritage Festival Assoc.
Tuscola Homeless Coalition
Purpose: Children activity expenses for annual
festival Purpose: Help people keep their homes
Contact: Rodney Bell @ 989-673-5092
Contact: Mary Ann Karpovitch 989-673-6929
Caro Growlers Wrestling Club
Camp Josh
Purpose: Children's uniforms & supplies
Purpose: Camp equipment and travel expenses for kids
Contact: Kelli
Robinson @ 989-673-5390
Contact: Ray Vargo 989-672-4077
Caro Rotary for FAME
Caro Youth Football and Cheer leading
Purpose: Mike Ellsworth travel expenses for
meets
Purpose: Start youth football program in Caro
Contact: Nancy Barringer @ 989-673-4062
Contact: Wayne Robinson 989-673-5390
The Potter Street Station
Tuscola County Recycling
Purpose: Preservation of railroad station
(Saginaw)
Purpose: Purchase a scale for weighing recycled material
Contact: Judy Ann Rau @ 989-868-9811
Contact: Sharon Mika 989-672-1673
American Cancer Society
Purpose: Funding for Cancer Research and Support programs
email pledges to: safari@pattullo2000.com
The riders receive no money from
the proceeds. Each one pays their own way, with the cost being around
$1000 per rider. Each rider also must provide their own snowmobiles,
trailers, gas, oil and gear. The riders ride about 200 miles per
day in wilderness and remote areas of Canada and the United States with
temperatures well below zero. This year's trip will begin on February
15th in Canada and will completed on February 24th.. Participants
ride between 25-50 mph with temperatures dropping into the double digits
below zero after the wind chill factor. Extra fuel and supplies are
carried on each snowmobile. One of the riders this year, Betty Pattullo
is a breast cancer survivor.
The team enjoys getting mail from family and friends following the trip, please drop us an email, so we can read them each night after dinner around the fire
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