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Ellen Bryan to ride 850 miles for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
Miss Ohio 2011 Ellen Bryan will be launching her statewide bike tour to raise funds for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH) of Ohio.
She will begin at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus at 8:30 am. Monday, Aug. 29.
During the 27-day trip, she will visit all six hospitals in Ohio, stopping in 45 cities along the way.
The bicycle tour will follow U.S. 22 from Circleville, through Washington Court House and Wilmington, on Aug. 30, before continuing west toward Lebanon.
Her tour will take her to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, The Children’s Medical Center of Dayton, Mercy Children’s Hospital in Toledo, Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital in Cleveland and Akron Children’s Hospital.
Bryan will be joined by Miss Ohio contestants, volunteers and local dignitaries as she makes her way across Ohio. She will average forty (40) miles per day and hopes to raise $100,000. “I am thrilled to have this opportunity to raise funds and awareness for the CMNH and to meet the citizens of Ohio,” stated Bryan.
“I have met so many amazing children, families and volunteers through the CMNH. As Miss Ohio, my goal is to raise money to bring resources and relief to the children who are part of the CMNH.”
The generous donations, services and resources of sponsors AMP Public Power Partners, Walmart, The American Legion and First Financial Bank have made this tour possible. Their incredible support will allow one hundred percent (100%) of the proceeds raised during the Miss Ohio Bike Tour to be donated directly to the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals through the Miss America Organization.
Follow missohiobiketour.com to see when she’ll be in a city near you and to see her daily progress videos and blogs as she travels across Ohio. Events will be held in communities throughout the tour with an opportunity to meet Bryan and make a donation to support CMNH.
The Miss America Organization is one of the nation's leading achievement programs and the world's largest provider of scholarship assistance for young women. Last year, the Miss America Organization and its state and local organizations made available more than $45 million in cash and scholarship assistance.
Bryan will be representing Ohio at the Miss America Pageant on January 14, 2012 live from Las Vegas on ABC.
Bryan, 22, is a graduate of Ball State University where she obtained a degree in telecommunications with an emphasis on news. She is from Celina, Ohio, home of the Grand Lake – one of the largest manmade lakes in the nation. She is the daughter of Kent and Virginia Bryan and is the youngest of three girls, Christina, 28, and Andrea, 25.
At Ball State, Ellen was a Presidential Scholar, John R. and Aline B. Emens Scholar, Perham Scholar, Cardinal Legacy Scholar and a Harry S. Truman Scholarship Finalist. She was also an Emmy Nominated Co-Host for ConnectionsLive on WIPB-TV, Co-President of the Pre-Law Interest Group, reporter and anchor for NewsLink Indiana, and a member of The Ball State University Singers and Cardinal Five. Other honors include: Miss America Community Service Awards (2009, 2010), Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award and Indiana Association of Student Broadcasters 1st Place Award.
Ellen is a national spokesperson for lightning safety through a partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).[[In-content Ad]]
Ellen Bryan to ride 850 miles for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
Miss Ohio 2011 Ellen Bryan will be launching her statewide bike tour to raise funds for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH) of Ohio.
She will begin at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus at 8:30 am. Monday, Aug. 29.
During the 27-day trip, she will visit all six hospitals in Ohio, stopping in 45 cities along the way.
The bicycle tour will follow U.S. 22 from Circleville, through Washington Court House and Wilmington, on Aug. 30, before continuing west toward Lebanon.
Her tour will take her to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, The Children’s Medical Center of Dayton, Mercy Children’s Hospital in Toledo, Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital in Cleveland and Akron Children’s Hospital.
Bryan will be joined by Miss Ohio contestants, volunteers and local dignitaries as she makes her way across Ohio. She will average forty (40) miles per day and hopes to raise $100,000. “I am thrilled to have this opportunity to raise funds and awareness for the CMNH and to meet the citizens of Ohio,” stated Bryan.
“I have met so many amazing children, families and volunteers through the CMNH. As Miss Ohio, my goal is to raise money to bring resources and relief to the children who are part of the CMNH.”
The generous donations, services and resources of sponsors AMP Public Power Partners, Walmart, The American Legion and First Financial Bank have made this tour possible. Their incredible support will allow one hundred percent (100%) of the proceeds raised during the Miss Ohio Bike Tour to be donated directly to the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals through the Miss America Organization.
Follow missohiobiketour.com to see when she’ll be in a city near you and to see her daily progress videos and blogs as she travels across Ohio. Events will be held in communities throughout the tour with an opportunity to meet Bryan and make a donation to support CMNH.
The Miss America Organization is one of the nation's leading achievement programs and the world's largest provider of scholarship assistance for young women. Last year, the Miss America Organization and its state and local organizations made available more than $45 million in cash and scholarship assistance.
Bryan will be representing Ohio at the Miss America Pageant on January 14, 2012 live from Las Vegas on ABC.
Bryan, 22, is a graduate of Ball State University where she obtained a degree in telecommunications with an emphasis on news. She is from Celina, Ohio, home of the Grand Lake – one of the largest manmade lakes in the nation. She is the daughter of Kent and Virginia Bryan and is the youngest of three girls, Christina, 28, and Andrea, 25.
At Ball State, Ellen was a Presidential Scholar, John R. and Aline B. Emens Scholar, Perham Scholar, Cardinal Legacy Scholar and a Harry S. Truman Scholarship Finalist. She was also an Emmy Nominated Co-Host for ConnectionsLive on WIPB-TV, Co-President of the Pre-Law Interest Group, reporter and anchor for NewsLink Indiana, and a member of The Ball State University Singers and Cardinal Five. Other honors include: Miss America Community Service Awards (2009, 2010), Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award and Indiana Association of Student Broadcasters 1st Place Award.
Ellen is a national spokesperson for lightning safety through a partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).[[In-content Ad]]