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RiderDown Foundation Assists Injured Riders

Thursday, February 9, 2006 | 8:15 AM

EVERGREEN, CO – (February 1, 2006) – The RiderDown Foundation, headquartered in Evergreen, Colorado, has recently been established to primarily assist injured off-road motorcyclists. The organization was founded by a group of businessmen from across the country, who just happen to be avid off road motorcycle riders themselves. All too often they have seen or read about fellow riders getting hurt and the stories of the additional trauma their families have to endure when trying to provide support for their loved ones. “After a traumatic injury occurs, people can get overwhelmed with the seemingly never ending barrage of medical bills and related expenses that can result.  It’s understandable that their main focus is on the child/rider, but the snowball effect of these expenses is just devastating to the family. Finally, there is a place for people seeking help in managing the recovery process,” says Bruce Vermeulen, President of the non-profit group.

RiderDown has also recently launched a website:  www.riderdown.org.   The website includes information about the organization as well as comprehensive guidance and advice for families dealing with injuries as well as sponsor information

The RiderDown Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping off-road motorcyclists who have been injured while riding.  Proceeds are used to provide assistance to the riders and their families when faced with medical expenses and related issues.

For more information about the RiderDown Foundation and how you can help, e-mail [email protected]  or www.riderdown.org.

Contact:  TerriAnn Stocker
(239) 643-3315
[email protected]

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