different route, this year we will be traveling from South Bend to Memphis then to Texas, next down to New Orleans then to Atlanta, up to West Virginia, then our longest drive to western Michigan and back to South Bend. The event will be about 3500 miles. With the miles to South Bend and back home, the total will be almost 5,000 miles in about 9 days.
Gary "Duck" Drake from Hamilton, Ohio will be my Transit Driver again this year, helping with the highway miles, and I will do all the competition driving. Duck is a car guy and is a great asset on our adventure. This will be my 12th One Lap and we have raised almost Thirty Five Thousand dollars for the Pa. Breast Cancer Coalition over the years. Make a donation and you can ride along "vicariously" (with your name on the top of the car) on the trip and help a great cause at the same time. The Pa. Breast Cancer Coalition, represents, supports and serves breast cancer survivors and their families in Pennsylvania through educational programming, legislative advocacy and breast cancer research grants.
To make a donation and get a sticker on the car, stop in at the store or send to Jim Roberts % West Main Auto, 14 W. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa. 17552 along with who to name on the sticker. Make all checks payable to PBCC for short. You can also visit pbcc.me/donate and donate by using your credit card. Just click on Donate and follow the instructions. Be sure to fill in One Lap of America when asked for title of event. Without the regular meetings and such because of Covid, it's hard to present my effort face to face and I am struggling to reach my fundraising goal this year. This is a terrible disease that has touched the lives of many of our friends and loved ones, Thank you for considering a donation.
To help follow the adventure, I still maintain a blog at www.onelapadventure.blogspot.com where you can also find older stories. Or you can "Like" my Facebook page at Jim's One Lap Adventure. Keep watching for more updates.
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