Kind-hearted bikers revved into action and raised vital funds for charity by organising their third motorcycle show.
Panthera Motorcycle Club (MCC) and The Cottenham Club hosted the popular event, bringing together enthusiasts, local clubs, supporters and residents for a day of bikes, competitions, trophies and live entertainment.
Held in aid of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) for the second consecutive year, the show raised £600, and organisers recently presented a cheque to Senior Community Fundraiser Victoria Goldsmith during a visit to EACH’s hospice in Milton.
“Our decision to support EACH for a second year was an easy one,” said Adam Floate, from Panthera MCC.
“The charity carries out invaluable work for children and young people, while also providing vital support to their families during incredibly difficult times.
“We felt it was important to give back to a cause that makes such a positive difference in our community, and we’re proud to contribute to its ongoing efforts.
“The show once again proved to be a fantastic occasion, and we’d like to thank everyone who attended, supported, performed, volunteered and helped make the event such a success.
“We’re looking forward to building on this year’s success and raising even more money for charity in the future.”
The show featured an impressive display of motorcycles, alongside competitions and live music performances from YoYo Trix and On Toast.
“We’re so grateful to Panthera MCC, The Cottenham Club and everyone who supported this year’s motorcycle show,” said Victoria.
“Community fundraising like this makes a real difference, helping us deliver specialist care and create precious memories.
“Our thanks go to everyone involved for choosing to support EACH, helping us continue providing care and support to local children and families.”
