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The Fourth Annual Ride for ChildSavers, an event that has drawn hundreds of motorcyclists in past years, is this Saturday. Look for the parade to arrive at Chimborazo Park at 11AM.

(Richmond, VA) – ChildSavers, Central Virginia’s premier community-based mental health provider for children, is partnering with the Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club of Virginia to sponsor the Fourth Annual Ride for ChildSavers on May 30, 2009. Open registration and staging will be between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. at Cloverleaf Mall, 7201 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, Va. The motorcyclists will depart from Cloverleaf Mall at 10:00a.m. and ride through the city with a police escort, arriving at Chimborazo Park at 11:00a.m. (located atop historic Church Hill at 32nd Street to 36th Street & Marshall Street). So far, 39 Motorcycle Clubs have registered to participate! Individual riders are welcome. Generous support has been given from Cedar Street Baptist Church

Richmond Police Chief Brian Norwood will be riding his motorcycle along with an estimated 500 riders. Keynote speaker will be Richmond Mayor Dwight C. Jones

The Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club of Virginia was founded in May 2006 and has 24 members whose mission is to assist with maintaining the legacy of the original Tuskegee Airmen heroes from WWII, and to be a positive entity in our community by nurturing families, promoting academic performance, building community awareness, participating in fundraising activities, and supporting various charities within our communities.

ChildSavers: Founded in 1924, ChildSavers has 36 staff members, including a board-certified child psychiatrist, master’s-level clinicians, and childhood development specialists who provide outpatient mental health treatment and education/training services for children in need, their families, and childcare providers throughout the Richmond metropolitan area. These professional services help to strengthen the spirit, skills, and confidence of children and families. ChildSavers is licensed by the Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Services, is a member of the Child Welfare League of America, and is accredited by the Council on Accreditation.

The video is from this morning as the riders passed P Street at Mosby Street. Check out a photo set from last year’s ride.

ChildSavers of Richmond/Memorial Child Guidance Clinic (MCGC) is partnering with the Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club of Virginia to sponsor the Third Annual Ride for ChildSavers on Saturday, May 31. This benefit to help ChildSavers bring hope and healing to Richmond’s children will roll through Whitcomb at about 10:45AM, to Mosby at about 10:50AM, then to Venable to 25th Street to Broad Street and will end at Chimborazo Park at about 11:00AM. Check out a photo set from last year’s ride.

2008 Sponsors for ChildSavers
Bloodline Ryderz M/C
Boys II Men M/C
Brotherz N Armz M/C
Buffalo Soldiers M/C (Hampton Roads, VA)
Buffalo Soldiers M/C of VA (Mother Chapter)
Buffalo Soldiers M/C (Northern VA)
Built 2 Last M/C
Capital City Riders M/C
Capital Rydaz
Chesapeake Riders M/C
Cobra One M/C
Enemies of The Street M/C
Flaming Knights (San Diego, CA)
JOY Riders M/C (Kingston, NC)
Lady Unity Rydaz M/C
Magestic Jewels M/C
Nubian Kruzers United M/C
Out of Site M/C
Pharaoh Souls M/C
Richmond Rydaz Inc.
Rope ‘N Ride M/C
Ruff Ryders M/C
Star Cruisers M/C
The Ladies of Elegance S/C
Tuskegee Airmen M/C (Boston, MA)
Tuskegee Airmen M/C (Georgia)
Tuskegee Airmen M/C (Virginia)
Union Riders M/C

Photo at top by Clay Blancett.

From the ChildSavers events page:

ChildSavers of Richmond/Memorial Child Guidance Clinic (MCGC) is partnering with the Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club of Virginia to sponsor the Second Annual Ride for ChildSavers on Saturday, June 2, 2007.  This event is a benefit to help ChildSavers bring hope and healing to Richmond’s children.

“We chose ChildSavers of Richmond because of the important services they provide to the children in our community and we see these children as our future,” says A.J. Starke, president and founder of the Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club of Virginia.  “This is an opportunity for motorcycle clubs to join together and show the community that we are more than just motorcycle riders. Although we wear different ‘colors’ on our vests, motorcycle clubs are committed to working together to enrich the lives of children in our community.”

During the First Annual Ride for ChildSavers on September 16, 2006, more than 170 motorcycles, escorted by Richmond City Police, wound their way through the city honking their horns, passing out candy and Tuskegee Airmen coloring books to children along the route.  Participating clubs included Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club of Virginia, Buffalo Soldiers of Virginia, Buffalo Soldiers of Richmond, Bloodline Rydaz, Cobra One, Pharoah Souls, Hard on The Throttle, Majestic Jewels, Supreme Ladies, My Brothers Keepers, Tuskegee Airmen of Boston, The Ladies of Elegance Social Club,  and the Nubian Kruzers United. The procession was led by keynote speakers Colonel Howard Baugh and Chief Grant Williams, both members of the original Tuskegee Airmen, the first group of African American Fighter Pilots in World War II.

Please join us for this year’s exciting event on June 2, 2007!  Further event details will appear on this page as they become available. Volunteers are needed to register the bikers at the beginning of the ride, and to host the riders and the public at the events at the culmination of the ride. Contact Cynthia Bedell, Development Coordinator at 644-9590 ext. 3007 or cbedell@childsavers.org.

About the Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club

The Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club of Virginia was founded in April 2006 and has 15 members whose mission is to assist with maintaining the legacy of the original Tuskegee Airmen heroes from WW II, and to be a positive entity in our community by nurturing families, promoting academic performance, building community awareness, participating in fund raising activities and supporting various charities within our communities.

For more information, contact A.J. “J-LAW” Starke, president and founder of the Tuskegee Airmen Motorcycle Club of Virginia, at 304-9523.