We are just starting to work on the next NetworkInAustin Gives project. The Wurst Ride is coming on Saturday, November 7th, benefiting the Bob Woodruff Foundation. There are numerous ways that you can get involved in this fun little project of ours.

Ride

Join the NetworkInAustin.com Wurst Team and ride either 100K or 50K from Austin to New Braunfels. Riders will be treated to a scenic view of rural Texas the foot of the Texas Hill Country. Five rest stops between Austin and New Braunfels will provide plenty of refreshments for all participants and a post-ride party in New Braunfels will wrap up the party. Sausage and beer for everyone!

It's just $60 to ride if you register before 10/14. Don t forget to indicate sign-up as a member of team NetworkInAustin.com. Register Here

Volunteer

We'll be sponsoring the 5th and final rest stop and we need volunteers. Help make sure everyone coming through has a blast and gets the water and nourishment they need to make it to the finish. There's no cost to get involved as a volunteer, just a willingness to have fun and do a little work.

Rest Stop Co-Sponsor

We've negotiated a special opportunity for you to co-sponsor the 5th, final and BEST rest stop on the ride with us. For just $300 you ll get all of the following:

• Signage at the rest stop
• Recognition on T-shirts and web site
• Direct access to over 1,000 cyclists on the day of the event
• Opportunity to place literature or "give-away" in gift bag given to registered cyclists and other sponsors

If you're interested please e-mail me and we can talk about the details (scott /at/ networkinaustin.com).

Party!

Ok, so you don't want to ride or volunteer and a co-sponsorship isn't for you? Why don't you just join us for the sausage and beer party at the end? This option is available as well for just $30. Register Here

Who said you can't have a whole lot of fun (and beer and sausage) while doing good in the community and building your network? Please get involved and join us. Just let us know which of these 4 options is for you.

Happy Networking!

-Scott Ingram
NetworkInAustin.com