Winter Break Carpooling

November 24, 2013
New England

by Antioch University

Register your Ride

Hello, Antioch Community,

If you register your ride offer or your ride request with Josh at [email protected], you will be entered to win one of multiple gift certificates to a local eatery. Those who successfully arrange carpools will be entered twice!

Please email Josh with the date you are going and whether you need a ride or have a ride. Then please go the Thanksgiving & Winter Break Carpooling page, complete with instructions on how to locate a ride or see if others need a ride to where you are going. This page will be updated continuously as new rides become available.

If you successfully arrange a carpool, please remember to note the name of the person you are giving a ride to in bold underneath the line with your name.

We have already arranged multiple rides, including three Midwesterners and a dog named Stanley, all cruising together to the heartland!

Thanks!

Josh Lipkowitz
AUNE Sustainability & Social Justice Coordinator

Antioch University

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