Ride for the Kids - Fragile Kids Foundation -Newnan, GA

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Ride for the Kids - Fragile Kids Foundation -Newnan, GA

Time: May 17, 2014 from 9am to 4pm
Location: Gene Evans Great South Harley Davidson
Street: 185 East Highway 16
City/Town: Newnan, GA
Website or Map: http://www.crossroadsnewnan.o…
Phone: (678) 357-6855
Event Type: motorcycle, show
Organized By: Ron Lasocha
Latest Activity: Apr 5, 2014

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Wisdom Ride To Support Cambridge House Enrichment 

The 4th Annual Wisdom Ride To Support Cambridge House Enrichment will be held at Gene Evans Great South Harley Davidson in Newnan, Georgia on May 17th, 2014.

Location:
-Gene Evans Great South Harley Davidson in Newnan, Georgia
(185 East Hwy 16, Newnan, Georgia)

Registration:
-$25 donation per rider
-$10 donation per passenger
-Lunch provided at end of ride

Sponsored by: Crossroads F.A.I.T.H. Riders and Great South Harley-Davidson. Scenic One-Hour Ride, Lunch, Entertainment, General Raffle for Merchandise, 50/50 Raffle, Fun, and Fellowship! 

Event Hours:
-Registration begins at 9:00am
-Kick stands up at 10:30am


WEBSITE http://www.crossroadsnewnan.org
http://www.crossroadsbikers.org
EMAIL ron@crossroadsbikers.org
dshr@aol.com
CONTACT Ron Lasocha
PHONE 678-357-6855

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