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Big Twins Club Hosts Breakfast Fundraiser for Young Child

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Skye Breon is featured in the sidecar of Mike Adams’ Harley Davidson during the Breakfast Benefit hosted by the Susquehanna Valley Big Twins Motorcycle Club on April 19.

WOOLRICH — Each month, the Susquehanna Valley Big Twins Motorcycle Club organizes a breakfast benefit to support individuals or families facing difficult times. On Saturday, April 19, the breakfast was dedicated to Skye Breon, a nine-year-old girl fighting cancer. Skye, a student at Liberty Curtin Elementary in Blanchard, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer that has also spread to her lungs. She continues her treatment journey in hopes of achieving remission and enjoying a fulfilling life.

This breakfast benefit, like previous ones for Skye, drew an overwhelming number of compassionate supporters. Nearly 300 attendees reveled in the all-you-can-eat breakfast and competed for 56 donated baskets and prizes.

The Easter Bunny even made a surprise appearance! The children were thrilled as the Easter Bunny mingled and posed for photos.

Mike Adams arrived on his Harley Davidson and generously offered Skye a ride in the sidecar. All smiles, Skye eagerly accepted the adventure. Adams, a friend of many members of the Susquehanna Valley Big Twins Motorcycle Club, came out to support Skye and her family while assisting with the event.

In addition to the club, generous contributions came from the Flying Aces and the Clearfield Cycle Club. The Sons of Italy, the Swissdale United Methodist Church, and many others who attended also provided donations to support the benefit.

To keep up with future benefits helping others in the community, follow the SVBT Motorcycle Club on Facebook.

Four Rivers Harley-Davidson in Paducah Hosts Easter Event to Aid Those in Need | Community — Arriyonna Allen

PADUCAH — Whether it is eggs or candy, this year’s Easter celebration was anticipated to come at a higher cost for families compared to last year. The National Retail Federation’s annual survey indicated that consumers were expected to spend $23.6 billion for the holiday, a rise from the previous year’s $22.4 billion.

This year’s expenses for Easter festivities prompted various local organizations to step up their efforts in assisting families in need and those looking to save a few dollars.

Four Rivers Harley Davidson organized an Easter egg hunt on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Children had the opportunity to search for plastic eggs filled with treats and even meet the Easter Bunny for photos. This event was entirely free, easing the burden for parents trying to manage Easter celebrations.

Liz Stressler, the organizer of the event this year, emphasized that her goal was to be a stress reliever for families participating in the inaugural event.

“It’s fantastic to be able to give back to the community, which is something we aim to do by offering a free event. Such accessibility removes the burden from parents, providing a stress-free environment where they don’t have to worry about setup or cleanup,” she stated.

For Stressler, contributing and being present in the community embodies the true spirit of Easter.