Bikers collect toys for local kids – Daytona Times

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Bikers collect toys for local kids – Daytona Times

Area motorcycle clubs held a toy drive on Dec. 12 at the Sunchasers Motorcycle Club at 541Cedar St. in Daytona Beach. Toys collected were donated to the Food Brings Hope program. Food Brings Hope is a nonprofit public charity dedicated to providing solutions for families with children who experience hardships due to homelessness, poverty, or […]

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