Registration begins at 8:00am  -  Ride begins at 9:00am

Start Point - Pasadena City Hall, 175 N. Garfield Avenue, Pasadena, CA

Registration Fee $10 per person

Start your day with FREE Starbucks Coffee & Krispy Kreme Donuts!

Prizes - Gift Certificates - Rattler's BBQ included with entry fee - Live Music

Ride Pins for the first 100 riders 

All Motorcycles Welcome - Support Ride T-shirts available

FOR ENTRY FORMS AND PLEDGE SHEETS

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This year on September 9^th, 2001 Armadillo Digital Audio is hosting their First Annual Motorcycle Ride for Autism.  This ride is to increase public awareness of autism and related spectrum disorders and to raise funds for The Autism Society of Los Angeles.  ASLA's mission is to enable persons with autism to achieve self-determination and self-fulfillment, living, working and playing as integrated, respected, responsible members of society. It accomplishes these goals by providing families, their children and adults with autism with education, advocacy, referrals, and the promotion of research and services. ASLA promotes lifelong access and opportunity for all individuals within the autism spectrum.

 Why has Armadillo Digital Audio chosen this particular fundraiser for their first philanthropic effort?  In October the owners of Armadillo Digital Audio, Steve and Thresa Katz, received the diagnosis of autism for their young son, Jordan.  Research has shown that early intervention is key in helping autistic kids progress developmentally and lead productive lives – but public awareness and research for this disorder is still lacking.  The Katz Family is determined to do whatever they can to raise awareness and money for research efforts in the field of autism.

To make donations, go to the pledge form, fill it out and make checks playable to ASLA. Mail to the ASLA or Armadillo Digital Audio or you can turn them in at the ride. Riders are encouraged to get pledges for their participation. Remember it is tax deductible.

To learn more about autism - ASLA