Entire CA 2011 Group at City Hall, San Fransisco

Media Mentions

Current Mentions

Climate Ride Grants More Than $300K To 25 Organizations

Mightybytes

“Of this significant increase co-founder Caeli Quinn said, ‘We are very proud to reach this threshold of $300,000.00 in grants for the year because it represents a 262% increase over last year’s grants, without an increase in staff costs, which means we worked harder and smarter this year.’”

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Past Mentions

Eco-Savings: Go Green without Breaking the Bank

CBN News

“As a young single, Caeli led bike trips professionally all over Europe. When she settled down in Montana with Denny, she put that Euro-experience to use to help create Climate Ride. The non-profit organization organizes an annual bike odyssey from New York to Washington, D.C., where riders bike by day and learn more about cutting-edge environmentalism in the evening.”

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Eye on the environment: Rides for climate lap up attention

Ventura County Star

“Bicycles are a growing part of the sustainable cities movement, with many communities updating or adopting for the first time bicycle and pedestrian master plans. These plans promote adapting the road system to accommodate cyclists…By creating a visual reminder of the need for alternative transportation, riders underscore the importance of addressing climate change while traveling through some of the most dramatic and beautiful landscapes on the planet.”

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Hot and Bothered: Climate Ride California

Humanitarian News

“Bicycles alone won’t cure us from fossil fuel dependence, but they are an important part of the solution. Choosing to ride a bike is an action we can take right away—today, tomorrow, perhaps you rode one yesterday.”

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Pedaling Climate Action

Huffington Post

“It’s great these hundreds of cyclists are translating their love for biking and concern for our Earth’s climate into such a strong statement for political action. Along the route, expert speakers will educate and inspire local communities about global warming and what we can all do to be part of the solution.”

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