"By riding for a cause, the society we live in can be improved." That is why Steven wants to ride the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge. He wants to be the leader who, once challenged, can "jump into a hole for a friend because he knows the way out." He feels honored to be chosen to ride the challenge and his main goal is to finish. He found an article about the challenge in a 2016 Full Throttle Magazine. He was attracted to the event because he heard it was "a way to experience a large amount of technical riding in a short, dedicated amount of time, while serving a greater purpose."
Angels Alive empowers veterans to re-enter society and so much more. They make a sustainable difference for the betterment of society. Steve chose this non-profit because he feels they align with what he sees as goals for the HHMC. Angels Alive raises awareness of our deployed service members through RED (Remember Everyone Deployed) campaign. They empower homeless veterans to re-enter society and also partner with Freedom Breeders LLC to provide service dogs to veterans coping with PTSD. Steve was honored to participate in a volunteer effort to serve 171 turkeys with all the fixings for the homeless, for those less fortunate, for first responders and for veterans across Georgia. His ride will support this amazing group.
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