The Compeer Corps is preparing for its 2024 Warrior Motorcycle Ride on Saturday, May 11 (Armed Forces Day), which will be open to motorcycles and vehicles of all kinds.
The yearly event helps raise money for the organization, which strives to foster friendships between veterans and improve their mental health through monthly sponsored breakfasts and other community get-togethers.
This year’s event will begin with a free breakfast at American Legion Post 910 in Lickdale. Riders will then enjoy a 98-mile ride that includes five scheduled stops.
The event concludes with a return to the post, where riders can enjoy a raffle, poker run prizes, food, drink, and entertainment. The Sun Box Band will also perform from 3 to 6 p.m.
The registration fee for motorcycles is $25 per rider and $15 per passenger. This covers a complimentary breakfast, raffle tickets, and a swag bag.
It is recommended to pre-register on the Compeer Corps website. Registration will also open at 9 a.m. on the day of the event at American Legion Post 910.
The Compeer Corps is seeking sponsors for the 2024 Warrior Motorcycle Ride. Contact the organization via phone at 717-272-8317 or email at coordinator@compeer-lebanon.org.
The funds raised during this event will support the Compeer Corps. Learn more about the organization and its mission by visiting its website.
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