The change you make can lead to revolution!
Keenan and I presented to the City of Monroe’s City Council on Monday evening May 21. Councilman John Martin thanked us for being heroes in the work we are doing to fight cancer. It was great to present to city council. By doing so, we were able to get onto cable television and reach many other people with our message.
Keenan and I presented to the students of Christiancy Elementary. My principal let Keenan and me ride our bikes down the hall and into our assembly which was in the gym. It was fun to present to so many kids at one time!
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When I present, I ask people to raise their hands if they have a friend or loved one who has had cancer. This picture shows kids responding to this question. Too many kids are affected by cancer. I WANT THIS TO STOP!
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My brother and I presented to Cub Scout Pack 516 in Monroe, MI, last night. Here you see a picture of the two of us making our presentation! Pack 516 has scheduled to do a fundraising can drive for Many Revolutions. You can see another post about that. We would love to include other Cub Scouts in the can drive!
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Hi. I’m Connor Tullis. I am eight years old. One of my best friend’s mom died from cancer.
In August, I am going to ride my bike from Lake Michigan to Lake Erie in memory of my friend’s mom. The trip is more than 200 miles—more than 150,000 revolutions for each of my bicycle’s wheels. I hope that each revolution will lead to a cure for cancer.
Too many kids lose parents to cancer. I hope you will join me in the pursuit to cure cancer.
For more information, please logon to www.ManyRevolutions.com
The change you make can lead to revolution!
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