2008 Rosedale Ride: Please join us again on March 29^th, 2008 for the 14^th Annual Rosedale Ride.
Online Registration: Online registration opens January 1, 2008!
Online Registration Now Closed: Register In-Person Now!
Packet Pickup & In-Person Registration: Rosedale School on Thursday, March 27^th between 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM or Friday, March 28^th between noon and 8:00 PM at Rosedale School. This is not only a great way to learn more about the School, but it’s also a good opportunity to check out the array of goodies available in the Silent Auction. Follow this link for directions to Rosedale School.; Day of ride: Register on the morning of the Ride, starting at 7 AM. Be sure to allow time for the 8:30 AM start.

Make a Donation Online

New - now you can donate to the Rosedale Foundation online anytime!

Thank you - the 2008 Rosedale Ride was a huge success. And thanks for the great emails letting us know that you enjoyed the ride.

Now there's a convenient way for you to make donations of any size at any time online. Just click on the following donation link, and you are ready to go. Thank you so much for your donation for the children of the Rosedale School. There isn't a more deserving bunch of kids, and your donation really helps with their care and their education. And check back here soon for informnation on the 15th Annual Rosedale Ride!

Click here to make a donation online

Or send a check to the Rosedale Foundation (address under the "Contact" tab).

New Year’s Resolution #1—sign up early for the Rosedale Ride!

There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home. Yes, we enjoyed our visit to our down-the-street neighbors, Applied Materials, but it’s good to be back at Samsung this year for the 14th annual Rosedale Ride.

It will be a great year to think big and think small. Samsung just completed their brand new fab, and we can’t wait to show it to you. That’s the big. In fact it’s $3.5 billion big. It’s shiny and new and it’s dedicated to the very latest—nanotechnology, tiny computer chips with circuits way smaller than a red blood cell. That’s the small. (We would show one to you, but you wouldn’t be able to see it!) Nonetheless, Samsung’s proud, and we’re proud for them. They shipped their first batch in early December. It’s that new.

With all that activity at Samsung, we asked them if they wanted us back, not wanting to get in their way and all, and they said they wouldn’t have it any other way, and that it just wouldn’t be any fun making chips if they didn’t have the Rosedale Ride to go with it. What hospitality. This is feeling like home.

We sure hope you can join us for our return to Samsung and the 2008 Rosedale Ride.