2009 Harley Electra Glide Classic (or $16K)

Benefits Children with Dyslexia

Draws on 09/07/09

Raffle Benefits

The 32° Masonic Learning Centers for Children program was established in 1994 to provide dyslexic children with specialized tutoring to enable them to read and write more effectively. This service, offered free, is offered at 59 centers in the 15-state jurisdiction. Fifty nine centers are open to date, already resulting in many success stories of young children being able to overcome their disability. In the year 2000, the Supreme Council has appropriated $4 million to the building and maintenance of the learning center program.

This raffle is being put on by the Hiram?s Riders Motorcycle Club of the Valley of Pittsburgh. The purpose of Hiram?s Riders Motorcycle Club of the Valley of Pittsburgh is to bring together Scottish Rite 32° Masons whose common interest is motorcycle riding, motorcycle safety, promoting good fellowship and
brotherhood and encouraging membership in the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. The objective of the Motorcycle Club is to support the Valley of Pittsburgh 32° Masonic Learning Center for
Children, a not for profit 501(c) (3) organization.

To learn more about the 32 ° Masonic Learning center and Hiram Riders check out their website listed below.

Raffle Prize
There are a few prizes for this raffle so listen up! Not only does the winner get a 2009 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Classic, but also a Trailer AND the taxes, title and notary fees as well! Not bad, eh? Also, the winner may opt for $16,000 instead of the above.

Raffle Tickets and Contact Information
Tickets cost $10 for two numbers and this raffle draws on Sept. 7th, 2009. To buy tickets you can find the direct link to the mail in form to print out by clicking right HERE. While you’re there you can check out the club and see last years raffe winner. The main website can be found at ValleyofPittsburgh.org. Questions? Call them up at: 412-683-0359. PA. Small Games of Chance License #12920. Permit #0422! Thanks!