Rev’n For Evan Motorcycle Run for Autism Awareness
Tax deductible
****ALL PROCEEDS RAISED WILL BENEFIT ON YOUR MARK***
Rev’n For Evan!!
The Richmond Chapter of the revered Vigilance Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club would like to welcome everyone to our first charity event of 2022. The ‘Rev’n for Evan’ Motorcycle Run for Autism Awareness.
Our Executive Board Member, Ozzie Rosado, was the inspiration for this event. His son, Evan, was diagnosed with Autism, and has attended the organization “On Your Mark” for most of his life, which has provided the Rosado family with invaluable support and assistance for Evan.
On Your Mark’s (www.onyourmark.org) mission statement is as follows:
The mission of On Your Mark is to provide innovative and comprehensive community-based service to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across their lifespan. We are committed to helping each individual experience the highest quality of life possible by providing person-centered programs that promote community and social inclusion, health and fitness, daily activity participation, independence, self-empowerment and productivity.
ALL proceeds will go directly to “On Your Mark”. This organization is committed to assisting people like Evan with programs designed to improve learning, communication and social skills, which makes Evan’s life better every single day.
Please come out and join us for a fun filled family day on June 18, 2022 9-11AM opposite 1111 Fr Capodanno Blvd in Staten Island…all while helping us achieve our goal of supporting the wonderful Non-Profit Organization “On Your Mark”.
Motorcycles are $25 and passengers are $10.
Non-riders are very encouraged to attend the festivities at kickoff ceremony and of course to have fun at our clubhouse reception located at 40 Marble Loop Staten Island NY 10309
https://youtu.be/6qbH3lEuG7k Click here for a short video with highlights from last years event!
Organizer
Vigilance LEMC Richmond
Organizer
Staten Island, NY
Vigilance Lemc Richmond Inc
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
