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Charity Cup 2022 Ride Shirts - Limited Edition
Next Level Tri-Blend Raglan T-shirt
- Sizes XS - XXXL
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About this campaign
This year we are offering several great colors and styles, including a hoodie at REALLY AFFORDABLE PRICES! All profits raised will be donated to the Coborn Cancer Center, St. Cloud MN.
You do not have to attend the ride to order. Shirts can be shipped direct to you. Please only select the ship to ride if you will be attending Charity Cup. PLEASE BE SURE TO READ SIZING AND ORDERING INFORMATION AS SIZING IS DIFFERENT FOR EACH STYLE.
JERSEYS AND T-SHIRTS TEND TO RUN SMALL . SOME STYLES OFFER XS SIZES.
These are custom order shirts and are non- returnable, non-exchangeable.
Orders MUST be placed bySUNDAY, AUGUST 21!
Charity Cup Ride is an annual Distance Riding competition which is well attended by Midwest distance riders. This year the ride will be held September 10 & 11, at Pillsbury State Forest.
Our event has been blessed with enthusiastic riders, talented vets, a dedicated team of volunteers and the generous support of our donors.
Since our fund raising efforts began in 2012, we have been able to donate over $40,000 to benefit cancer patients. Featuring a silent auction and a pink ribbon theme, the money raised will again be donated to CentraCare Health Foundation’s nationally recognized Coborn Cancer Center in St. Cloud, MN that provides services for Breast Cancer diagnosis, treatment and research.
We hope you will consider supporting our fundraising efforts for Charity Cup 2022.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! 
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Great cause and wonderful organization!
this is a cause that has affected so many. 6 years ago this August we lost my husband’s grandmother to breast cancer. She had been in remission for several years, when the cancer came back. She fought it with all she had