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.

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Flyer advertising Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDS 2002. The flyer lists the benefiting organizations, sponsors, and describes the event with dates and major ride locations. The ride takes place the weekend of the 28th of September 2002. The flyer is printed with red and blue text with the LSR logo on the top of the page.

Flyer advertising Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDS 2003. The flyer lists the benefiting organizations, sponsors, and describes the event with dates and major ride locations. The ride takes place the weekend of the 27th of September 2003. The flyer is printed with red, blue, and black text with the LSR logo on the top of the page.

An informational sheet for the Lone Star Ride on September 25-26, 2004. The flyer includes important dates, contact information, and a sponsor list reflecting the organizations that had pledged as of April 2004. The header of the sheet includes a centered red, blue, black, and yellow LSRFA logo.

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.

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

Lone Star Ride community outreach spreadsheet and organization contact spreadsheet for their sponsors and volunteers.

Lone Star Ride community outreach spreadsheet and organization contact spreadsheet for their sponsors and volunteers.

Document from the Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDs organization for volunteers and interested parties to record their volunteer hours during their cycling fundraising event in 2005.

Name tag for David Minehart, Steering Committee, labeled "participant identification card" and includes the Lone Star Ride logo, the date (2005), and other contact information for Lone Star Ride including phone number and PO box number located in the Oak Lawn neighborhood of Dallas Texas.

Price list for Voler Team Apparel, there is a circle around $47.00 for 25-49 qty.

Never folded 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 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.

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.

Black and white photocopy of the 2005 information brochure with the front-side title of "WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU…". 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.

Monthly report for the Lone Star Ride Fighting Aids.

E-Mail from Janie R. Bush to David Minehart, September 15, 2005. The email is in regards to donations that are being made by Ben E. Keith, and the response email is that the milk could be cut in half.

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.

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.

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.