Bikers Support Autism Poker Run

7400 Chippewa Road,Brecksville OH 44141

28 August, 2021

Description

Join us as we raise funds to support the Autism Society of Greater Cleveland. Rain or Shine, this Poker Run will begin with registration at American Legion Post 196 at 10:00 am. Get your tickets soon - registration for Poker Run ends August 2nd. First bike out will begin at 11 am with stops at the following locations: Geno's BarDraft HouseBW3 (Strongsville)My Corner BarCounty Line SaloonLast Stop - American Legion Post 196 with LAST bike in by 5:00 pmAfter party will continue at Post 196 with raffles, side boards, quickie boards and Chinese auctions beginning at 5:30. Cost : Poker Run Rider: $25 (includes ride, t-shirt* and dinner)Poker Run Passenger: $25 (includes ride, t-shirt* and dinner)Patch: $10Dinner Ticket Only: $10Additional t-shirts: $15* *+$3 extended sizes The Autism Society of Greater Cleveland is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, an affiliate of The Autism Society of America, the largest and oldest grassroots organization advocating on behalf of the 1.5 million Americans living with autism. The proceeds from this event will help to continue to provide education, resources, advocacy, social activities and a summer camp to assist families in Northern Ohio whose lives are touched by autism. Currently 1 in 59 children are diagnosed with some form of autism. These staggering numbers, mean that our services are needed more than ever. Your contributions go a long way to help all those whose lives are impacted by autism. The Autism Society of Greater Cleveland is a nonprofit organization that exists to serve the autism community by providing information, coordinating support services, and facilitating communication for the benefit of those with Autism Spectrum Disorders from diagnosis through adulthood. We envision individuals and families living with autism are able to maximize their quality of life, are treated with the highest level of dignity, and live in a society in which their talents and skills are appreciated and valued. Contact us: www.asgc.org | [email protected] | (216) 556-4937