Motorcycle Group Aids Supportive Day Program
 The donation was presented by C.O.B.B. President Scott Tucker and received by Janie Hassigner, supportive day program coordinator. |
Outside, anxiously awaiting their arrival, were members of the Supportive Day Program group who were to be the recipients of their donation.
Biker's Bowling for Charity was held on April 1 at Ken's Bowl. The American Legion Riders had accepted the challenge made by Crippled Old Busted Bikers. The Legion Riders were victorious — but not greedy.
They made the decision to give one-third of the proceeds back to COBB members to give to their chosen charity and the remainder to American Legion-VFW Post 10338 to fund their Lanesborough food bank.
COBB members chose the Supportive Day Program, a local program giving respite to caregivers, as the recipient of their donation. The donation was presented by the bike club's President Scott Tucker and received by Janie Hassigner, coordinator of the program.
COBB is a local group of men and women who enjoy riding motorcycles and who have raised monies to benefit both individuals fallen on hard times in the community and nonprofit groups over the past eight years, including those for autism and epilepsy. A motorcyle ride on June 30 at the Dalton American Legion will benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Sandy Wheeler, activities Leader for the Supportive Day Program, said the group was honored to be recipients of COBB's donation.
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