Community Unites for 15th Ride to End Violence Fundraiser
Parris Law Firm takes immense pride in sponsoring the 15th Annual Ride to End Violence, an event that serves as a beacon of hope and solidarity for victims of domestic violence. This cherished community-driven initiative features a poker run and car show, uniting poker enthusiasts, motorcyclists, car lovers, families, and concerned citizens alike. This year's thrilling event is slated for a weekend, where a strong message against domestic violence will be amplified.
Exciting Activities Planned for the Day
The festivities will commence with the Poker Run and Car Show Roll-In, setting the tone for a day filled with camaraderie and joy. Participants can expect a fun-filled atmosphere with engaging activities like live music, diverse vendors, exciting raffles, delicious food, and refreshing beverages. It's an opportunity for everyone to enjoy themselves while standing firm against domestic violence.
Benefiting Local Nonprofits
All funds raised during this remarkable event will be directed to Valley Oasis, a dedicated nonprofit committed to supporting victims of domestic violence. Their exceptional work provides shelter, resources, and a pathway to healing for individuals in dire circumstances.
A Personal Message from the Leader
Rex Parris, the revered Mayor of Lancaster and the Founder of Parris Law Firm, expressed heartfelt sentiments about the event, stating, "We're honored to support an initiative that not only strengthens community bonds but also generates essential funds for those affected by domestic violence. Together with Valley Oasis, we aim to foster hope, healing, and vital resources for survivors." His words resonate with the event's importance, emphasizing the collective effort required to combat such issues.
Mark Your Calendars! Event Details
Mark your calendars for this heartwarming occasion! Invite your family and friends to join in this significant cause, showing solidarity with those affected by domestic violence. Together, we can create a powerful impact and inspire change within our community.
- Date: Saturday
- Poker Run: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. at Crazy Otto's
- Car Show Roll-In: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. at A.V. Harley Davidson
- Fun Activities: 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at A.V. Harley Davidson
- Registration Fee: $25 (this covers both poker run and car show)
- Proceeds Support: Valley Oasis, an organization that dedicates itself to assisting victims of domestic violence
Join Us in the Fight Against Domestic Violence
We encourage media partners to share details of this community celebration with their audiences. The event is more than a fundraiser; it represents a united front against domestic violence, and every participant plays a crucial role.
About Parris Law Firm
Founded in 1985, Parris Law Firm has emerged as one of California's most trusted personal injury and employment law firms. With a commendable reputation characterized by significant verdicts and steadfast client advocacy, Parris has successfully secured over $1.9 billion for its clients. To discover more about their services and ongoing initiatives, visit https://parris.com/.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the Ride to End Violence?
The Ride to End Violence aims to raise awareness and funds for victims of domestic violence, supporting local nonprofits like Valley Oasis.
When and where is the event taking place?
The event will occur on a Saturday, featuring activities at Crazy Otto's and A.V. Harley Davidson for a whole day of fun and community engagement.
How can I participate in the event?
Everyone can participate by registering for the poker run and car show, with a registration fee that supports the cause.
Who benefits from the proceeds of the event?
All proceeds will go to Valley Oasis, which provides vital services to victims of domestic violence.
How long has Parris Law Firm been supporting community initiatives?
Parris Law Firm has been an active community supporter since its establishment in 1985, contributing to various charitable events and initiatives throughout its history.
