The Author: Sue Slate, Programs Chair is the Co-Founder with Gin Shear, Executive Director of the Women’s Motorcyclist Foundation, Inc. a 501(c)3 charitable/educational organization.
WMF, Inc. hosts unique riding and rider training events, seminars and hands on workshops designed to enhance the full spectrum of skills required for independent riding and adventures! Most all of their activities also involve a community service element. Adventure for the Cures 2012 is just that kind of event.

Read on to find out how much fun it is to play in the dirt and feel like a kid again while giving back to a great cause.

Adventure for the Cures 2012 is a core example of Women’s Motorcyclist Foundation programs

Participants get to have a life altering experience, with the emphasis on FUN! They take away a whole new or improved set of riding skills while contributing towards eradicating breast cancer. It's a total win/win.

The cost for Adventure for the Cures is $350 for the three full days of rider training with guided trail riding. Plus, WMF will be hosting mechanical seminars and other associated workshops to help riders ready themselves for their own future adventures. This tuition covers the use of the motorcycles, fuel, trainers, ride guides, opening and closing evening meals and free camping. WMF, Inc. even has tents available to use as well.

For those interested, a meal plan is being worked out for on-site breakfasts and lunches. If participants are not interested in camping, there are motels available in nearby Hollister.

The Army needs those of us with healthy breasts, survivors and those actively fighting the monster. The Army needs young to old from all races, ethnic groups, orientations, geographic areas, occupations, and life styles. Please join today and encourage others to join you too. Again! Army of Women: http://www.armyofwomen.org/

Write to the Women’s Motorcyclist Foundation to get involved with Adventure for the Cures 2012. Individually and collectively we can have the times of our lives, come away with a whole new set of skills that we can apply to the “Roads Less Traveled” while making a difference for millions with our fund raising efforts.

NOTE: WMF directs its energies toward growing the ranks of women in motorcycling. However, we don’t split up couples. As you can see from the picture above, four very supportive, fund raising guys joined with the women in their lives as Dirt Brigade Riders in 2011.