HIGHS WILL REACH NEAR 90 DEGREES IN JUST A FEW MINUTES. A TOTAL OF $30,000 HAS BEEN RAISED IN MEMORY OF A FALLEN HERO. LAST SATURDAY, 17 LOCAL RESTAURANTS COMMITTED TO DONATING 10% OF THEIR REVENUE TO THE GRAHAM HOFFMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND. HOFFMAN, A FIREFIGHTER PARAMEDIC, WAS TRAGICALLY STABBED AND KILLED ON APRIL 27TH. THIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND WILL ASSIST INDIVIDUALS DESIRING TO TRAIN AS FIREFIGHTERS AND PARAMEDICS, THANKS TO THE GENEROSITY OF RESTAURANT CUSTOMERS AND DONORS.
Memorial ride for fallen Kansas City paramedic Graham Hoffman planned for July
Updated: 1:43 PM CDT May 30, 2025
HeroFundUSA is collaborating with two Harley-Davidson branches to pay tribute to paramedic Graham Hoffman, who lost his life in the line of duty in April. Video above: $30,000 raised for the Graham Hoffman Scholarship Fund thanks to a local restaurant campaign. A memorial ride is scheduled for July 12, starting at Outlaw Harley-Davidson in Blue Springs and following a police-escorted route to Worth Harley-Davidson in Kansas City. Registration and breakfast will take place from 9-11 a.m., with the ride commencing at 11:15 a.m. Following the ride, Worth Harley Davidson will host a silent auction, live music, food, and various activities. All proceeds from the ride will benefit the HeroFundUSA Graham Hoffman Memorial Scholarship Fund, which aims to assist future first responders in Hoffman’s memory.
HeroFundUSA is collaborating with two Harley-Davidson branches to pay tribute to the life of paramedic Graham Hoffman, who tragically perished in the line of duty in April.
Video above: $30,000 raised for the Graham Hoffman Scholarship Fund through a restaurant initiative.
A memorial ride will occur on July 12, beginning at Outlaw Harley-Davidson in Blue Springs, following a police-led route to Worth Harley-Davidson in Kansas City.
Registration and breakfast will be available from 9-11 a.m., with the ride starting at 11:15 a.m.
After the ride, Worth Harley Davidson will host a silent auction, live music, food, and other activities.
All proceeds from the ride will be directed to the HeroFundUSA Graham Hoffman Memorial Scholarship Fund, designed to support future first responders in honor of Hoffman.
