Annual 911 motorcycle run, on September 12, 2015
One of the largest motorcycle runs in the state. All proceeds go to K9 Partners for Patriots. K9 Partners for Patriots is a 501© not for nonprofit, volunteer organization giving the Veterans with PTSD and TBI a second chance at life. The ride will start at 16230 Aviation Loop Dr. Brooksville, FL 34604 and end at Crystal River F.O.E Aerie 4772, 5340 W. Grover Cleveland Blvd. Homosassa FL 34446. Police escort. Musical entertainers. Grand prize 50 inch television. Tons of prizes. Chinese auction, 50/50, T shirts. Bar and Grill indoor and outdoor.
Anyone who would like to help out or donate would be more than welcome. It’s for the veteran with PTSD and TBI. Until you sit and talk to these veterans and see the problems they are having readjusted to Life it’s hard to see what they’re going through. Some of them only leave their houses two or three times a year. Some breakout in sweat when a crowd. Others are just constantly rubbing their hands and arms and nervous to be in public. One veteran a day commits suicide in this country. The VA is starting to realize that having these service dogs trained for the veterans is better than just giving them drugs all the time. I hope you can come to this event and spread the information about it.
One of the largest motorcycle runs in the state. All proceeds go to K9 Partners for Patriots. K9 Partners for Patriots is a 501© not for nonprofit, volunteer organization giving the Veterans with PTSD and TBI a second chance at life. The ride will start at 16230 Aviation Loop Dr. Brooksville, FL 34604 and end at Crystal River F.O.E Aerie 4772, 5340 W. Grover Cleveland Blvd. Homosassa FL 34446. Police escort. Musical entertainers. Grand prize 50 inch television. Tons of prizes. Chinese auction, 50/50, T shirts. Bar and Grill indoor and outdoor.
Anyone who would like to help out or donate would be more than welcome. It’s for the veteran with PTSD and TBI. Until you sit and talk to these veterans and see the problems they are having readjusted to Life it’s hard to see what they’re going through. Some of them only leave their houses two or three times a year. Some breakout in sweat when a crowd. Others are just constantly rubbing their hands and arms and nervous to be in public. One veteran a day commits suicide in this country. The VA is starting to realize that having these service dogs trained for the veterans is better than just giving them drugs all the time. I hope you can come to this event and spread the information about it.
FOR RIDE INFO: 727-233-111 OR 727-992-6247
