Cranksgiving Omaha 2008 will be November 15 at noon at Bike Masters. We're contacting sponsors and getting the details sewn up right now, so keep an eye out in the next month or two for more information.
Last year we had 820 pounds of food and supplies -- we're aiming for 1,500 this time around. Lofty, but doable. See you soon.
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November 12, 2011 — Noon — Bike Masters
When is Cranksgiving?
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Noon-whenever you get back
Noon-whenever you get back
Where is Cranksgiving?
Bike Masters, at 129th and Fort in Omaha
Donate Online
Click here to make an online donation to the Omaha Food Bank. In the Special Instructions box, be sure to add CRANKSGIVING OMAHA.
Money donated to the Food Bank can go farther. Donate today, ride in November!
Fill The Truck.
Money donated to the Food Bank can go farther. Donate today, ride in November!
Fill The Truck.
What is Cranksgiving?
It's a race ... of sorts. Each rider gets a list of 10 items that must be purchased, each from a different store. (Where you get them is fine, you just can't get two from the same place.) First one back wins.
After the race, when everything is tallied and totaled, all of the food purchased goes to the local Food Bank.
There's no entry fee -- you'll just pay for what you buy (15-20 bucks). There will, however, be prizes.
You're going to go ride anyway, right? Just pick up some food along the way and help us help a lot of people who don't have the luxury of jumping on a bike 'just for fun.'
Stay tuned for more updates.
After the race, when everything is tallied and totaled, all of the food purchased goes to the local Food Bank.
There's no entry fee -- you'll just pay for what you buy (15-20 bucks). There will, however, be prizes.
You're going to go ride anyway, right? Just pick up some food along the way and help us help a lot of people who don't have the luxury of jumping on a bike 'just for fun.'
Stay tuned for more updates.
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