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Written by IBEW 2320   
Monday, 24 May 2010 01:58

White line drawing of motorcycle with Kids in Crisis Rally logo
This rally is a 100+ mile ride with stops throughout the region!    All proceeds go to Royal Family Kids Camp to send abused and neglected kids in foster care to a free week of camp. The rally is on Saturday, June 12th, RAIN OR SHINE.  The event will start at First Assembly of God, 45 Myles Drive, Auburn, NH 03032. Registration is 8:30am: $25 per Bike/ $10 Second Rider (Includes entrance fee, catered lunch, prizes and give-aways).

Prizes Include:

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Certificates, Biker Apparel and lots more!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

 Register on-line by Monday June 7th
to get your FREE T-Shirt!

For more information contact David Donati

603-483-2272 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

To view video about Royal Family Kids Camp Click Here!
 
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