TOUR de CURE 2008 to benefit the American diabetes Association:

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Tour de Cure 2008: Take the Ride of Your Life!

Welcome!

I hope you will find this handcrafted lens a unique and useful resource for your Tour de Cure experience. Learn about what other cyclists are doing and unique ways to energize your fundraising, motivate your team & inspire yourself!

Tour de Cure is a series of fund-raising cycling events held in 40 states nationwide to benefit the American Diabetes Association.


So take a look around and while you're here check out Buttons of Hope and consider making a custom photo button to wear in support of a loved one during your 2008 Tour de Cure! Let's kick diabetes BUTT!

Official 2008 Tour de Cure website 

Handy links to help with your ride...

2008 Tour de Cure homepage
The Tour is a ride, not a race, with routes designed for everyone from the occasional rider to the experienced cyclist. Whether participants ride 10 miles or 100 miles*, they will travel a route supported from start to finish with rest stops, food to fuel the journey and fans to cheer them on!

Last year, more than 32,000 cyclists in 78 Tour events raised nearly $13 million to support the mission of the ADA...read more
Find your Tour de Cure
To request more information on a Tour de Cure event near you...read more
Team up!
There may be no I in team but there definitely is FUN!

Training and fund raising together makes it that much easier to reach your goals. Teams can be made up of co-workers, friends, family members or anyone who wants to do a great ride for a great cause...read more
Training Tips
Follow these tips and your Tour de Cure will be a breeze...read more
Top Ten Fundrasing Tips
A great cause makes raising money easy especially if you check out these tips...read more
We Thank You!
And her some neat stuff for you -- our way of saying thanks...read more

Make your own custom photo button to wear in honor of a loved one. 

To the world it may be just a photo button, but to one person that photo button may be the world!

Try something new this year! Show them WHO you're riding for. Honor a loved one or support a friend by wearing a custom photo button with their picture on your jersey during your 2008 Tour de Cure fundraising ride and while training.

Make your custom button today at Buttons of Hope


  1. No Minimum - make one custom photo button if you like

  2. Upload a photo and add custom curved text

  3. $1 from each photo button donated to the American diabetes Association

Energize your fundraising...Motivate your team... and Inspire yourself! Put a face on your cause today!

Free Hope.... 

well a couple of Free Hope buttons anyway!

To me Hope is not a passive word. Hope is action -- talk to anyone who has been touched by the Susan G. Komen family and you'll see what I mean!

Maybe this says it best...

be the change you wish to see in the world...ghandi



CLICK HERE for your free Hope buttons and if you plan to do the 3 Day or Race for the Cure let me know & I will send you a reminder in plenty of time to make a your custom photo buttons!

Absolutely everything you need to know about cyling from David Fiedler! 

Whether it's your first Tour de Cure event or you are a cycling, fundraising monster - David's posts at About.com are interesting and informative. This is really good stuff!

From David Fiedler:
"In being the About.com guide to Bicycling, I have a great opportunity to share my passion with others who also love bikes, as well as to help people who may be just now getting into cycling."

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Tour de Cure on You Tube! 

Rotating disply of Tour de Cure videos: Like a box of video chocolates, you never know whatyou might get!

PSA: Tour de Cure Recruitment Video (7 min)

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Just about everything you need to know about diabetes from Debra Manzella 

Debra Manzella, RN at About.com provides a wealth of info about diabetes -- learn something new or start your diabetes learning process

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What am I thinking? Michael Gibbons' Behind the Button blog 

Inspired stories about the people behind the photo buttons we make & some thoughts on fundraising & charities from the founder of Buttons of Hope.

Have a story to tell? Please send it to me along with a picture and we'll post it on Behind the Button!

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