Information for Sponsors:

• What this is about: If you want to support the students in their fundraising, you can donate one Euro for every kilometer they are planning to tackle. All in all, the tour will cover around 880 km. Below you will find each rider's Kiometer Account, showing how much he/she has already raised.
  

• How to "make a deposit": In order to support a student, send an e-mail to balticbike@web.de and let us know who you want to support and how many kilometers you plan to fund. Remember - it's one Euro for ever kilometer. If you want to support a student from a developing country, please let us know and we will contact you about the possibilities.
  

• What it will bring you: Besides the good feeling that you've supported a worth cause and enable a student to participate in this endeavor, you will of course be kept up to date about the trip, receive regular updates while we are on trour and receive a thorough report with photos and stories about the trip, the meetings with decision makers and the public demonstrations. You can see al sponsors at www.ippnw-students.org/baltic/sponsors.html
  

Information for Bikers:

• What this is about: Looking for a way to raise the money you need to participate? For this purpose, we have created the "Kilometer Bank".

• How this bank works: We will travel approximately 880 km on our way from Tallinn to Helsinki. If you collect one Euro for every kilometer you plan to travel, you will have more money than you will need and have money over to support students from developing countries so that they can participate as well. Below you will find each rider's Kilometer-Account, showing how much money he/she was already able to raise and showing how far he/she would get with this.

• How to "make a deposit": If you have assured funding for a few more kilometers, simply send an e-mail to balticbike@web.de and let us know. We will then update your account... Also, please let us know how much of the money you will need yourself, as the rest will go into a central fund, which will pay for the support of students from developing countries who also want to participate in this trip.

Kilometer Accounts: