H.O.G. Riders Make Summer Camp Even More Fun for Deserving Kids
Wisconsin children with compromising neuromuscular conditions get the ride of their lives.
Each year, the Muscular Dystrophy Association hosts a MDA Summer Camp in Camp Lake, Wisconsin, where hundreds of children get to have life-changing experiences. From swimming, to zip-lining and horseback riding, kids with neuromuscular diseases can simply be kids, but this year, they also got to be bikers.
On June 13, hundreds of motorcyclists gathered at Iron Town Harley-Davidson in New Berlin, Wisconsin, to give children with neuromuscular diseases the ride of their lives.
Coordinated by the Kettle Moraine H.O.G. Chapter, the bikers rolled from New Berlin with a police escort and 40-plus miles later landed at Camp Wonderland. Upon arrival, all the camp-goers and counselors were lined up to cheer on the parade of Harleys, ready to be driven around camp on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
Check out the full report by local news station Fox 6, here.