5th Annual Brianna Dorgan Memorial Ride
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West York VFW Riders Post 8951 is presenting our 5th Annual Brianna Dorgan Memorial Ride this year.
This will be our 5th Annual Building Bridges For Brianna memorial ride for Veteran suicide awareness and prevention. The ride will begin at Dallastown Area School District High School Parking lot and then finish at Dallastown Community Park for the begin of our 5th Annual Bridge Building Festival.
The ride will be approximately 1 hour with Fire Police Blocking all intersections. This is a casual ride for both motorcycles and Jeeps and Brianna loved both of them
The Bridge Building Festival will include over 150 vendors, live music, 8 food trucks, beer truck, raffles and 50/50. As usual the Bridge Festival will have at least one trip to the Caribbean as well as over 100 other raffle items.
This ride and festival help fund our free and reduced therapy and counseling programs locally and throughout the entire state.
Jeeps and Motorcycle are available to participate.
More details will be coming but mark your calendars now as this year will be larger than last.
This will be our 5th Annual Building Bridges For Brianna memorial ride for Veteran suicide awareness and prevention. The ride will begin at Dallastown Area School District High School Parking lot and then finish at Dallastown Community Park for the begin of our 5th Annual Bridge Building Festival.
The ride will be approximately 1 hour with Fire Police Blocking all intersections. This is a casual ride for both motorcycles and Jeeps and Brianna loved both of them
The Bridge Building Festival will include over 150 vendors, live music, 8 food trucks, beer truck, raffles and 50/50. As usual the Bridge Festival will have at least one trip to the Caribbean as well as over 100 other raffle items.
This ride and festival help fund our free and reduced therapy and counseling programs locally and throughout the entire state.
Jeeps and Motorcycle are available to participate.
More details will be coming but mark your calendars now as this year will be larger than last.
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