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On Sunday, I attended the 3rd Annual Ridin’ For A Reason held at Adam Smith’s Harley Davidson benefiting Spokes 4 Hope.
Spokes 4 Hope, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing bicycles for children from abusive homes. The event included an optional motorcycle rally from Cabela’s in Fort Worth to Adam Smith’s Harley Davidson, followed by a concert headlined by Stoney LaRue.
Prior to Stoney LaRue’s arrival, an acoustic show was held. Thereafter, Stoney LaRue came on stage and played. Brandon Jenkins even performed a couple songs with him. There was also food, beverages and a silent auction held to help raise money for the kids.
The weather was beautiful, great entertainment and a wonderful opportunity to help raise money and awareness for these two organizations. For more information, please visit the websites below:
Spokes 4 Hope
Ridin’ For A Reason
What a great cause! And it looks like such a fun day 🙂
Celeste @ Our Fabulous Life in the Suburbs recently posted…To Go Dark….Or Not to Go Dark
Definitely a great cause. I think back to when I was a kid and my brother and I were always on our bikes. To give kids that memory and opportunity is awesome and probably overlooked most of the time.
This looks like so much fun! My husband and I have discussed getting a motorcycle off and on for a couple of years, and I would love to participate in these kind of events. Thanks for sharing!
Melissa @ Home on Deranged recently posted…Thanksgiving memories: the last and the first with mom
The motorcycle crowd (for a lack of a better term) are such great supporters of non-profits. It’s amazing the events that they take part in and put together. It was a great event (even though I didn’t ride myself).
What a great organization! You always do the funnest things!!
Crystal Hall recently posted…{Life Lately}
I love how they’re raising money for bicycles! Something, I think most people would overlook so I’m glad someone is bringing awareness. I would’ve never thought about this idea!