Thanks to you, the Oregon Timber Trail Alliance has raised over $26,000!

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Congrats to our giveaway winners! After an ambitious two week online giveaway we culminated with two simultaneous events in Portland and Bend. Here are the winners.

GRAND PRIZE: A Giant Trance 29, bikepacking bags, and Cog Wild Shuttle go the Dan Jaynes of Portland, OR

EXPLORER’S PACKAGE: The Astral Wheelset, Patagonia duffle and riding kit, Trailboss tool, Westfir Lodge retreat, and massage go to Peter Schuster of Littleton, CO

And the remainder of the awesome prize packages went to six lucky winners who bought tickets at our Base Camp Brewing and LOGE events.

Even if you didn’t win one of our big prizes you still have your stickers on the way. But we had so much interest in the campaign we had to order more stickers. So hold your horses and we’ll be shipping those out as soon as possible.

Thank you all for participating and helping us raise funds for the next phase of Oregon Timber Trail development. Here are some stats from the giveaway:

  • $26,309 raised!

  • 739 donors

  • 7 countries and 44 states

  • Two large donations totaling $6,000 at the last minute

  • Aside from these two large contributions, the average donation was $25

  • Over $700 in company matching donations

We also want to extend a huge thanks to our partners who help make our work possible!

Giant Bicycles

Base Camp Brewing

LOGE Camps

10 Barrel Brewing

Astral Cycling

Cog Wild

Patagonia

Blazin Saddles

Westfir Lodge

Horse Creek Lodge

Trail Boss Tools

CNOC Outdoors

Bike Armor

Olivia Smoody

Fernweh Food Co

Humm Kombucha

Mudslinger Events

And all of YOU for entering our giveaway and supporting the Oregon Timber Trail Alliance’s work!



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PO Box 6531, Portland, OR 97228
503-298-5152

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