Blue Ridge 250 motorcycle ride raised over $24,000 for FOCUS
The charity ride explores Southern Appalachian roads, and the money supports Families of Children Under Stress programs for families of children with disabilities.
The Blue Ridge 250 charity fundraising event raised over $24,000 for Families of Children Under Stress programs.
The event is a motorcycle ride exploring Southern Appalachian roads. FOCUS works to embrace and equip families of children with disabilities.
From Families of Children Under Stress· Instagram · Oct 5
Open the post“We are very grateful for everyone who participated in the Blue Ridge 250 🏍️Charity Fundraising event! This event raised over $24,000 for FOCUS programs! The Blue Ridge 250 is a fun and adventurous motorcycle ride 🏍️exploring some of the best Southern Appalachian roads. Thank you to the organizers and volunteers for the time and resources you put into making this event a success. Your support helps to embrace and equip families of children with disabilities to make everyday life better. #grateful🩷”
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