Motorcyclists Raise $740 for Journey to Justice Advocacy

A large group of motorcyclists posing for a photo outside the American Legion Post 40 building

Quick Read

  • The Journey to Justice Benefit Ride took place on July 25 in Danville.
  • Motorcyclists from the Montour and Steel Hammers clubs participated.
  • The event raised 0 to support programs protecting older adults from abuse and neglect.
DANVILLE – Dozens of motorcyclists gathered in Danville on Saturday, July 25, to participate in the Journey to Justice Benefit Ride, an event aimed at raising funds for the protection of at-risk older adults. According to reports from the Standard-Journal, the initiative successfully raised $740 to support the organization’s ongoing advocacy and protection efforts.

The event drew members from various regional groups, including the Montour Motorcycle Riders Club and the Steel Hammers Motorcycle Club. Participants navigated a route consisting of several stops throughout the region, highlighting community engagement with local social services. The ride concluded at the Danville American Legion, where riders convened for a closing event featuring food and community fellowship.

Journey to Justice is a nonprofit organization focused on addressing the systemic risks faced by the elderly population. Their mission centers on safeguarding older adults from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and abandonment. By organizing local community events like this benefit ride, the group seeks to both secure funding for their programs and increase public awareness regarding the vulnerability of older residents in the area.

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