Our goal is to help preserve what makes Sequatchie Valley and the South Cumberland Plateau such a special place, and there is no better organization to further that cause than the Land Trust for Tennessee. Since 1999, they have conserved more than 126,000 acres across our beautiful state, and have made this region a priority for future conservation efforts. As the event's beneficiary, we look forward to working together to protect our natural and historic landscapes, both public and private, to make scenic Southeast Tennessee a better place to live, work and play!

With a philanthropic history dating back to 1938, the Lyndhurst Foundation has had an immeasurable impact on the quality of life in the greater Chattanooga region, and we are honored to have their support in funding our farm-to-table lunch buffet. Together with the Land Trust for Tennessee, we are proud to showcase the family farms of Sequatchie Valley and the South Cumberland Plateau as we work to protect critical agricultural land in the region and promote the production and consumption of locally grown food.

This event would not be possible without the generosity of our hosts at the Sequatchie County - Dunlap Chamber of Commerce. Big thanks to all of the communities throughout the Valley and Plateau for their support in making Cycle Sequatchie happen!

With their history of supporting cycling in the Chattanooga region, Village Volkswagen is the perfect title sponsor for our Cumberland K.O.M. Challenge! They are also donating prizes for the winners and generously allowing us to use their vehicles for support on the course during the ride!

Based in Sequatchie Valley (Jasper) with a growing presence throughout middle and southeast Tennessee, Tower Community Bank is a leader in the region and beyond, and we are excited to have their support and participation in Cycle Sequatchie, not only in setting up a special rest stop on the course but also in paying the entry fees for a number of riders!

Working to improve the quality of life in the greater Chattanooga region and to spark creative development within its communities, Thrive Regional Partnership promotes economic growth in a way that preserves our natural treasures for future generations. This focus on conservation makes them a great fit for Cycle Sequatchie and we are extremely grateful for their contribution to provide well-stocked rest stops along the bike routes!

While Citizens Tri-County Bank has grown to serve 9 counties throughout southeast and middle Tennessee, it remains locally owned and operated just as it was when it was founded in Dunlap in 1972. For our event, their support has an appropriately personal touch. When you're feasting on all those delicious pies and cakes from the Cookie Jar Cafe, you can thank Citizens Tri-County. Dessert's on them!