By Laverne Nakai
The Fuller Center gives a hand up. I am asked a lot, “why not do something like that here on the reservation?” My response is always, “I do.” I co-sponsor two youth camps with my family where we provide food, incentives, fellowship and activities.
By Tom Thibeau
We stayed on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation the last two nights. Their heritage was very intriguing, their history very sad.
By Jessica Kjerstad
When I signed up to be a photography and videography intern for Fuller Center Bike Adventure I really didn’t know what I signed up for. It has been an absolute blast every second of the way.
By Becky Mitchell
Glacier National Park has been a family dream for years. And finally I, as one member of my “fam bam,” walked through the park with the Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure!
By Nanci Ubben
The ride today was hard. Physically hard….93 miles of rolling hills and hours of headwind making it a grind to keep going.
By Mike Scotty
In the grand scheme of things, Wednesday’s ride was a short one. 53 miles relative to the average 70-something miles.
By Becky Mitchell
Streaming past on the roads and helping share care in communities, our orange jerseys, orange shirts and even orange socks easily shake up questions. And we hope people wonder—not to brag about ourselves—but so more people can receive a hand up.
By Jeff Gabriel
According to the 1971 hit song from the Carpenters, rainy days and Mondays “always get me down.”
By Gary Schroeder
On Saturday, May 20, a group of strangers met in Seaside, Oregon intent on riding to Portland, Maine. Now, here it is the following Saturday and that group of strangers has already become a family and are scratching their heads at how time can be passing so quickly.
By Carrie Daiker
Cyclist Carri Daiker invites you to join the Bike Adventure. Let’s hear about her favorite parts of the adventure so far!
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