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April 29, 2014
Meet Our SAG Wagon Captain: Tony
Every cyclist needs a good support team and, in our humble opinion, our crew is the best out there. Today we want you to meet our friend and SAG Wagon Captain, Tony. Tony is the president of O’Neil Printing, a Phoenix, AZ-based company that offers a vast array of commercial print services. O’Neil Printing has been one…
April 22, 2014
Everyone, Everything, Everywhere, Forever
Water affects everything, ever. It affects everyone, everything, everywhere, forever.
April 21, 2014
40 Days for 40 People
Only 40 days left until we set off from Boston Harbor for Lake Michigan…can you believe it?? To celebrate the final 40 days leading up to the ride, we want to invite you to participate in our 40 Days / 40 People Campaign! This means that from today until May 30, we are trying to get…
April 16, 2014
Northern Uganda: A Hard Place
In the Wheels4Water story, we’ve done our best to talk about the realities of the worldwide water and sanitation crisis, but when it comes to explaining the particulars of Lira, Uganda (and, more so, the Northern Uganda region in general) it gets a bit complicated.
April 10, 2014
Our Pactimo Team Store Is Up!
We have exciting news! For the last few weeks we’ve been posting teasers of our awesome Pactimo cycling jerseys on our social media networks and a lot of you have asked if you can own one for yourself. Well, you’re in luck!
April 03, 2014
A Pep Talk From Christian Vande Velde
For those of you who don’t know, we are unabashedly huge Christian Vande Velde fans. Not only is he an accomplished, world-class cyclist — he’s a down-to-earth, genuinely nice guy. Ever since we came into contact with him, he’s been incredibly supportive of the Wheels4Water effort and we count ourselves lucky to have him in…
April 01, 2014
Owning It
The story goes like this: an organization comes and drills a well in a community. The organization puts a hand pump on the well and a plaque noting what generous individual gave thousands of dollars for the well’s parts and labor. There is a celebration because people in that community have something they’ve never had…