Saga Ventures

01/11/2023

If you are women's size small in cycling apparel, we just might have something special for you! (Proceeds still go to and )

https://saga-ventures.myshopify.com

👸🏼❤️🐻

05/27/2022

Meaningful brand activation and community cultivation is what we do and what we believe in. Our saga always includes adventure and purpose.

We are headed back to next week to Race the Sun and sell these beautiful AMT bandana(s) designed by . Proceeds of the bandana sales will go and ’s . This initiative is about people riding together for a common goal and purpose. We can help get and also harness the power of two wheels to .

The link for the bandanas are in the bio. These designs are still a secret, but we figured we would let you know here first. You can join the in Emporia and pick up a bandana there, or order ahead of time and we will ship when we return. 🙏🏻

We are so fortunate to work with brands, businesses, and partners that believe in doing good, having fun, and making our community more inclusive.

11/30/2021

. May we suggest causes like , , and ?

We ❤️ and believe in making an impact.

Link in bio.

11/20/2021

Happy Women’s Entrepreneurship Day. Build an ecosystem to promote equality and provide opportunity for all. Give someone a 👑 today.

We also love this photo 📸 by , who is writing her own script of leading women, supporting underrepresented people, and creating history.

Oh, this is our CEO, and supports this message.

11/18/2021

Sports can be the ticket for better access to healthcare. We were extremely honored to have join the renowned Global Health Catalyst Summit ( and ) with this esteemed panel of doctors, athletes, and advocates.

We discussed how sports can impact the current global issues of access to health care. From mental health, to nutrition, to physical health, the sports industry is rich in knowledge - but how can these resources help underserved communities receive the access to quality of care they need. Thank you .tommyshavers of for moderating a powerful conversation on how sports can make health care (which includes mental health) better.

03/26/2021

Celebrating Women's History Month with Co-Founder, Alison M. Tetrick and Equator Coffees.

Women-founded, women-led companies that are dedicated to making a difference and investing in equality and sustainability.

Check them out at: https://www.equatorcoffees.com

Use discount code: EQ4ALISON

01/26/2021

And then the saga begins...

Great read from Co-Founder, Alison M. Tetrick!

What are your New Year goals?

CTS Contributing Editor Alison Tetrick reflects on the ways 2020 changed her outlook on racing, training, and being a pro athlete.

01/02/2021

A good place to start a great story. Happy New Year from the team and looking forward to staying off the beaten path in 2021 with you all.

12/22/2020

When your bandana project makes Abby Mickey of CyclingTips top 10 favorite products of the year, you do a little happy dance, listening to Taylor Swift and wearing EltaMD Skin Care, of course. 💃🏼 🙏🏻

https://cyclingtips.com/2020/12/ten-products-i-loved-in-2020-abby-mickey/

12/07/2020

Meet Sonoma and Marin County legend Kathy Tresch of Tresh Family Dairy (one of 3 dairies providing milk to Straus Family Creamery) and Olympia's Valley Estate.

The multigenerational Tresch family owns and operates a huge dairy and event space and is the second certified organic dairy farm in California. Kathy is an active environmentalist and a doer of good things. Her and her husband Joe, won the Sierra Club’s Environmentalists of the Year in 1996. The organic farm of over 750 🐄 and 60 🐝 hives provides milk, apples 🍎 , honey, and other produce to the community. Kathy loves riding her bike on the roads surrounding her farm in Machines For Freedom and finding hidden orchards and rugged views. Kathy doesn’t shy away from doing what’s right for our environment and isn’t scared of steep climbs on her Specialized Bicycles Diverge with SRAM eTap AXS 🦅.

In high school, Kathy rode her horse to school for Earth Day with a banner warning about the dangers of pollution. She once rode a tandem MTB down Mt. Tam with Joe Breeze. She was recently involved with a James Beard Foundation award! We met Kathy and her family because of bikes but we are looking forward to more projects and charitable partnerships in the future.

From Organic Hard Cider, bandanas, The Norcal High School Cycling League, and Friends of the Petaluma River, we will continue to learn from Kathy’s work ethic and vision. Basically, being more like Kathy is a good thing. Don’t shy away from steep climbs or doing good. Also, if you see Cowgirl Creamery Mt. Tam cheese, tell them Kathy sent you. Then, go .

https://saga-ventures.myshopify.com
https://olympiasvalley.com