1 PUT CANCER IN ITS PLACE. BEHIND US.

Obliteride is… 2 Accomplishment HOPECOMMUNITY COMMITMENT CELEBRATIONACCOMPLISHMENT FUN

OUR MISSION 3 Create a community-wide movement to raise money and awareness to accelerate lifesaving cancer research at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, one of the top cancer research institutes in the world. Hope is a right. We ride today to change tomorrow.

4 RELIVE THE INAUGURAL OBLITERIDE

QUICK OVERVIEW 5 DateLocation Aug. 8-10, 2014Magnuson Park, Seattle, WA Friday, Aug p.m. Kick-off party at Gas Works Park (all riders plus one guest) Saturday, Aug. 9 6:30 a.m. to last rider 150-mile riders start, stay overnight at University of Puget Sound (Tacoma) Sunday, Aug. 10 7:30 a.m. to last rider 25, 50, 100-mile routes start/finish at Magnuson Park Finish line festival Surpass over $2.5 million overall 700+ Volunteers 2,500 Riders GOAL

6 ONE-OF-A-KIND EXPERIENCE GOURMET FOOD (Tom Douglas) FOCUS ON THE CAUSE CHALLENGING ENTERTAINMENT POLICE ESCORT (two-day route) ENCOURAGEMENTSAG SUPPORT COMMEMORATIVE JERSEY SPONSORS MAKE 100% POSSIBLE AMAZING VOLUNTEER SUPPORT REST STOPS (every miles) PERSONAL FUNDRAISING PAGE

7 3 WAYS TO PARTICIPATE: Route25- mile 50- mile 100- mile 150- mile 150- mile relay 85-mile point-to-point 65-mile point-to-point Ride Day(s)Sun Sat & Sun Sat OR Sun SatSun Fundraising Commitment $1,000$1,250$1,500$1,975$987.50$1,500 RIDE FUNDRAISE No bike required. Donte $25 and join us as a virtual rider. VOLUNTEER Donate your time, effort and energy. Positions range from hospitality and registration to bike valet and course spirit teams.

Why Obliteride? Cancer touches everyone, Obliteride fights back Obliteride: fully underwritten –100% rider-raised funds go to research –Money stays local –Big commitment/premium experience 8 Why Fred Hutch? Economic driver of local biotech Research across ALL cancer types Pioneered bone marrow transplantationbone marrow transplantation International leader in cancer research (WHI) Future discovery: Umbilical cord blood transplantation Immunotherapy

VISIT OBLITERIDE.ORG AND GO ALL IN 9 Look at the routes and get registered Learn more about volunteer opportunities Check out the ‘Resources’ page to find materials to help you spread the word ‘Like’ us on Facebook Call RIDE (7433) to purchase Obliteride merchandise DO SOMETHING. THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW

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FAQ Q. How do I join a team? –A. Once your team captain has started the team, you can join the team easily by clicking register (either as an adult or minor) and then selecting ‘join a team’ where you will find the name of the team you want to join. Don’t worry, if you forget to join the team during the registration process, you can login to your Participant Center afterwards and on the homepage, click ‘Edit Team Status’ to then join the team. Q. Who is your headline entertainment for Friday? –A. Sorry, this is top secret, but we can tell you it’s going to be one heck of a party you don’t want to miss. Q. Can we fundraise as a team? –A. Yes, all donations made to the team will be split evenly amongst all the teammates. Q. What makes a team? –A. Five or more participants; can be a mix of riders, virtual riders and volunteers. NOTE: teams of 10+ riders receive a FREE team tent at the finish line. Q. When is the fundraising deadline? –A. September 30, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. Q. How old do I have to be to participate? –A. Riders must be 18+ to ride the 150-mile route. Children ages can ride any of the one day routes. Children can accompany an adult rider on the 25 and 50-mile routes. Q. What happens if I don’t meet my fundraising commitment? –A. You shouldn’t worry because it’s proven to be a lot easier than you think. In the off chance that you don’t, we require all of our riders to complete a pledge form prior to the ride where they provide a credit card number to charge any remaining balances after the fundraising deadline. Q. How do I fundraise? –A. It’s as simple as updating your personal fundraising page with a photo and why you are participating in Obliteride. Then your URL to your family, friends and coworkers and the money will start to roll in. Fundraising tips are sent out monthly via , as well as posted on our website and Facebook page. Q. How well is the ride supported? –A. Very well supported! SAG (support and gear) vehicles will be available along the course, rest stops are located every miles and there is a phone number on the back of your bib to call at any point during the ride if you need assistance. YOU ARE NOT IN THIS ALONE, we are with you every step of the way. Q. I have a group of 6+ people that want to volunteer, what should I do? –Amazing! Contact us at so we can match your group up with the perfect job and ensure everyone is registered correctly (they don’t want to miss out on a free 11