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Registration is a new unboxed toy valued at $20
MADISON – The Marine Corps Reserve Center and Semper Fi Riders are hosting the 1st Annual Semper Fi Riders Toys for Tots Motorcycle Parade on Saturday, November 2nd.
Registration begins at 9 a.m. at the Clayton E. Moneymaker American Legion Post 237, 2900 Drake Ave. SW in Huntsville. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. and end at Redstone Harley Davidson, 15100 State HWY 20 in Madison. The Madison County Sheriff’s Department will provide a police escort for the parade.
Registration is a new unboxed toy valued at $20. Toys and monetary donations will be collected by the Marines at Redstone Harley Davidson after the parade. All proceeds will benefit the Marine Corps Replacement Toys for Kids Program to support local families.
Participants can enter the “Best Christmas Decorated Motorcycle Contest” for a chance to win a $100 Redstone Harley Davidson gift card. Music, prizes and food for purchase (proceeds benefit Toys for Tots) will be available at Redstone Harley Davidson.
Huntsville’s Toys for Toddlers campaign supports Madison, Limestone, Marshall and Jackson counties. Families seeking support or businesses and individuals wishing to donate a toy can contact Staff Sgt. Timothy McCollum at (256) 513-9419 or visit the Huntsville Marine Corps Toddler Toy Center at 102 Research Blvd. , Madison Alabama 35758.
Support registration continues until October 26. Toys are being collected now through December 11th. More information is available at www.huntsville-al.toysfortots.org.
ABOUT THE ORGANIZATIONS: Semper Fi Riders is a veteran-run, non-profit corporation that serves and supports our local community by raising awareness of the needs and contributions of America’s veterans, their families and children’s organizations.
Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Toddlers Mission: The primary mission of the Marine Toys for Toddlers program is to collect new unwrapped toys and distribute them to less fortunate children at Christmas.