Special Olympics Montana holds MTN Chevy Truck Raffle drawing
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By: Tom Wylie/ MTN Sports
Posted at 4:38 PM, May 15, 2021
and last updated 2021-05-15 18:38:23-04
GREAT FALLS â The Special Olympics Montana State Summer Games wrapped up in style Saturday afternoon with the 27th Annual MTN Chevy Raffle Drawing at City Motors in Great Falls.
Even with pandemic making sales more difficult, athletes and volunteers sold 99,861 total tickets and raised $500,160 for Special Olympics Montana programs.
Across the 27 years, the MTN Chevy Truck raffle has raised $14,514,660.71 for SOMT.
The top three athlete ticket sellers were Jon Hargett, Brian Jackson and Jamie Darko. Hargett and Jackson were on hand for the event on Saturday to help draw the winning tickets.
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Lowcountry Harley-Davidson hosts Blessing of the Bikes
VIDEO: Lowcountry Harley-Davidson hosts Blessing of the Bikes By Alexis Simmons | February 27, 2021 at 9:17 AM EST - Updated February 27 at 11:41 PM
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - More than 250 motorcyclists came together for fellowship and prayer for the Blessing of the Bikes event on Saturday.
Organizers say the event unites riders of all faiths and brands of motorcycles at the Lowcountry Harley-Davidson in North Charleston.
They say the biker community had an opportunity to meet other riders, share stories and improve outreach and community relations across the Lowcountry.
“This is the beginning of riding season so we bless the bikes around this time every single year, we bless the riders and we bless the riders as a whole and try to cover them in prayer for the year,” Lowcountry Harley-Davidson Spokesperson Lisa Kneeppel said.
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