Cruising For Kids @ Muskegon Bike Time, July 19, 09 Muskegon, MI, The James Fund, Harley

CRUISING FOR KIDS
JULY 19, 09 MUSKEGON, MI

Our run starts and finishes in Hot Rod Harley-Davidson as part of the exciting Muskegon Bike Time events on Sunday, July 19th.

-8:15 devotion/ blessing of the bikes featuring ERIK BLEDSOE

-10:30 AM Mayor and Riders depart for a west Michigan ride

-12:00 PM Ride returns

Donations gladly accepted

1st 200 riders that donate receive a free Bike Week t-shirt while supplies last

We would be honored to have you join us in getting behind our American heroes of war by supporting this exciting CRUISING FOR KIDS event. If you have any questions, please call. On behalf of Family Christian Stores' Foundation, The James Fund, I personally thank you for your support. I look forward to seeing you at the Run! Marilyn Sullivan-Cudahy (616) 554-8654

Registration

Whether you need to register one bike, one couple, or multiples of each, you can get info on how to register by mail here! Donations

Supporting Orphans and Widows is our purpose. Click on the donation/sponsorship area to find out how you can join us on a mission trip by your generous donations.

The James Fund, 501© 3 a non-profit Family Christian Stores Foundation, has teamed up with Muskegon Bike Time to organize a motorcycle ride on Sunday July 19th to help children and widows of soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Cruising For Kids Motorcycle Run will tour the beautiful West Michigan lakeshore. What better way to wind up your weekend of fun while helping widows and their children. The James Fund is committed to reaching out to the widows of our American Heroes who have given their lives in service to us.

Our goal is to raise money for Children of Fallen Soldiers Relief Fund so that they can provide the support and assistance that these families so desperately need.

Our widows of fallen soldiers and their families are also American heroes and we want to give them the love and support they deserve. There is no better community than the biker community in getting behind our American heroes of war.