About Me
My
name is Robin Kenney, and I’m a proud motorcyclist, adventurer, and
passionate advocate for giving back to my community. Riding has always
been more than just a hobby for me—it’s where I find freedom, focus, and
strength. The road has taught me resilience, pushed me through
challenges, and gifted me with a community of riders who share the same
love for two wheels and open skies. I’m not just a rider; I’m someone
who believes that every mile can hold meaning, and that sometimes the
road teaches us more than we could ever imagine.
Why You Want to Ride Hoka Hey Motorcycle ChallengeI
first learned about the HH in 2010 and that began my interest in hoping
to partake in such an amazing challenge! Taking on the Hoka Hey
Motorcycle Challenge is about more than just miles. It’s about testing
my endurance, facing the unknown, and finding strength in the journey
itself. I know there will be moments of exhaustion, doubt, and
struggle—but those are the moments that remind me why I ride. I want to
show that even when the road is hard, we can keep moving forward. I also
want my miles to matter, to tell a story of perseverance while making a
difference for people who need it most, including myself. Riding the
HHMC gives me the chance to put my passion for motorcycling toward a
greater purpose, transforming each mile into a message of resilience and
hope.
About Your Non-Profit
I have chosen to ride in support of two different charities. The first one is Unity Outreach of St. Augustine, Florida,
a non-profit dedicated to supporting individuals and families impacted
by breast cancer. This cause is deeply personal to me because I’ve seen
firsthand how this disease doesn’t just affect the person fighting—it
ripples out, touching families, friends, and entire communities. Unity
Outreach steps in during some of the hardest moments, offering not only
awareness and education but also compassion, support, and a sense of
hope when it’s needed most. And even more importantly, 100% of their
proceeds go directly to those in need.
The 2nd charity I am riding for is The Mile Monsters,
a nonprofit dedicated to supporting seven extraordinary heroes living
with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. I chose them because they embody a
level of strength most people will never be asked to find. Duchenne is
relentless, but so are these kids. They face each day with courage,
grit, and a will to live fully—despite a diagnosis that tries to limit
their future. Their fight puts everything into perspective
Why You Chose Them / How Funds Will Be Used
The
funds raised through my ride and Bourbon Basket Raffle will go directly
toward Unity Outreach’s mission—providing mammograms and early
detection screenings, financial assistance for families in need, and
vital emotional support for those navigating this fight. Every dollar
goes toward making sure no one in our community faces this battle alone.
By riding the Hoka Hey for them, I hope to shine a light on their work
and remind people that we all have the power to turn our passions into
purpose. Every mile I ride will be in honor of the warriors, survivors,
and families who inspire me to keep going.
Monies
raised for the Mile Monsters, will go directly toward helping these
heroes live their best lives—providing essential equipment, adaptive
resources, and meaningful experiences that offer greater independence,
comfort, and joy. Every mile I ride is for them. When the challenge gets
heavy, I’ll carry their strength with me, turning exhaustion into
purpose and miles into impact.
Sponsors so Far:
Thank you!
Robin "Bandit" Kenney HH#1264
772-812-1036
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