Two pages detailing instructions for day zero for the 2006 Lone Star Ride. Day zero took place on the Thursday before the race at the Resource Center of Dallas. The event is mandatory for all riders and crew members and includes a check-in with the medical team, submitting final donations, and receiving a packet with a wristband helmet, and bike number.

Participant survey from the 2006 Lone Star Ride organization, asking questions about overall experience and rating of accommodations.

Pamphlet from the Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDs providing information on the HIV/AIDs crisis, sponsorship opportunities, volunteering to cycle, and beneficiaries of the organization.

The 2007 Lone Star Ride calendar and the 2006 Lone Star Ride report.

A collated printed page of the 2007 budget, income, and expenditure reports described using yellow and orange coded spreadsheets. The page was printed as of September 11th, 2007 as an unofficial report for internal use only.

Advertisement draft for Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDS 2007, "Join the Lone Star Ride and Turn Miles into Millions." The draft includes a large black and white photo from the ground perspective of a cyclist smiling down at the camera while he pedals his bike overlayed with titled text box sections. Below the photo are three titles of text reading "Ride", "Crew", and "Donate" followed with a section for supporting organizations.

Booklet published by the Hollenstein Career and Technology Center which is located in Fort Worth, Texas. The booklet provides information on the center and what it provides for enrolled students.

A single black and white copy of an advertisement detailing the 2006 beneficiaries of the Lone Star Ride. On the left, a block of text on a dark rectangle is divided into three paragraphs describing the missions of the benefiting organizations of the AIDS Outreach Center, AIDS Services of Dallas (ASD), and the Resource Center of Dallas whose logos appear above the text. On the right, a vertical line of photos runs down the page with a triangular shape behind it. A handwritten edit in dark blue ink changes the number of miles of the race from 175 to 150.

Single page copy of a slide from the 2006 marketing campaign covering brand recognition, identity, and awareness with the presentation draft of a new logo for LSRFA. The possible new logo shows a simplified version of a star on wheels with LSR 06 printed beneath it. The logo, according to the slide offers cheaper printing, simplicity, ties to the old logo, and broader appeal.

Brochure for the 2005 Lone Star Ride with the front-side title of "WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU…", with the dates and length of the ride in a red box at the bottom of the front side. The folded brochure includes photographs, a history of the event, detailed descriptions of benefiting organizations, registrations requirements, impact statistics, and a partial list of sponsors and partnering organizations.

Business card for David C. Smith, ride director for Lone Star Ride. The business card includes a logo with a red ribbon, a P.O. box address in Austin, fax numbers, and two websites. Below the printed information is a mobile phone number scrawled in blue pen ink.

Business cards for Lone Star Ride rider representative David Minehart. The cards show the LSR star and bike logo on the left with a bolded Dallas area phone number followed by a personal email, yahoo email, and the Lone Star Ride organization website on the right. On the backs of the business cards are names written with various handwritings in black sharpie.

Rental contract from City of Dallas, Park, and Recreation Department, 8100 Doran Circle, Dallas, TX 75238 for the park on Webb Chapel. The rental contract includes the conditions of the contract, after-hours permit, receipt/invoice, other contact information, and terms and conditions acknowledgment to be signed by crew member Jerry Calumn.

Committee meeting agenda dated September 12, 2006, 11 days before the first day of the annual event. The header of the page includes a centered black and white LSR logo. The list of topics outlines reports from various managers and updates on finances, logistics, and rider relations.

Survey results from the 2007 Lone Star Ride. The survey asks participants and interested groups questions like, how they learned about LSR 2007, did they attend, levels of satisfaction, and other similar questionnaires.

Survey results from the 2007 Lone Star Ride. The survey asks participants and interested groups questions like, how they learned about LSR 2007, did they attend, levels of satisfaction, and other similar questionnaires.

Contact information for the Lone Star Ride steering committee, and the comparison report for May - June.

Steering committee post-ride meeting agenda for addressing team member opinions on overall and specific area successes. The header of the page includes a cowboy boot within a triangle of curved arrows. The first three bullet points under "Before Ride" are marked with pen check marks.

Bounded folder from the Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDs providing information with all of their recruitment information.

Document provided to participating cyclists in the 2006 fundraiser event for HIV/AIDs crisis. The document includes an insurance waiver, a welcome introduction, what items to bring, and other miscellaneous information.

A blank form for a rider to fill out for documenting the monetary pledges they collect. The form details when the pledges will be processed along with the bottom section of the form listing sections for credit card and check information. The header of the page includes a centered black and white LSR logo.

A handwritten note scrawled on lined notepad paper listing: "Generator for weekend, Extension cords??, diagram of p. lot " all beneath the underlined name Mikie. On the bottom right corner of the page is the number eight above a dark circular pen test pattern.

Income statement for the Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDs for eight months ending in August 31, 2006.

Document with information on the HIV/AIDS crisis in the DFW area and that the crisis is far from over with increasing percentages of individuals getting affected with the disease. Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDs is a fundraiser to raise money for those afflicted.