news MOA donates to MRP


THE BMW MOTORCYCLE OWNERS of America recently presented a check to the Motorcycle Relief Project in the amount of $8,112.73. The check repre- sented charitable donations received from the MOA's fall Getaway events held last year in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; St. George, Utah; Black River Falls, Wisconsin; Colorado Springs, Colo- rado; and Marble Falls, Texas. Tom Larsen accepted the donation on behalf of Motorcycle Relief Project at a recent fundraising event in Denver, Colorado, where BMW MOA Direc- tor Stan Herman was on hand to pres- ent the check. The MOA's donation was made pos- sible by the purchases of silent auc- tion items made by MOA members at each of the fall Getaway events. MOA members bid on the items graciously


donated by MOA suppliers and advertising partners and included Kathmandu riding suits from First Gear, Ztechnik wind- screens, GlowRider jackets from Adaptiv Technologies, Stop & Go tire kits, Abus Security disc locks, Euro Moto Electrics horn kits, Park 'n Move motorcycle stands, Moto Skiveez apparel and Wolfman lug- gage. Additionally, MOA donated 5 percent of the proceeds from each event to make up the total donation. Motorcycle Relief project is a registered 501c3 charitable organization that provides relief to veterans with PTSD and other inju- ries by taking them on multi-day motorcy- cle adventure tours. MRP's mission is to honor and encourage veterans while pro- viding them with opportunities to decom- press, get unstuck, and connect with other veterans. Several recent participants of MRP's adventure tours were present at each


Getaway to represent the charity. The MOA has announced the continued support for Motorcycle Relief Project at MOA events in 2017.


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