Mr Electric Ronald McDonald House custom chopper sweepstakes
April 01, 2009
April 1, 2009
Mr. Electric has joined with Martin Brothers Bikes to raise funds for, and increase public awareness of, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) with a sweepstakes contest for a custom-built chopper.
CLICK PHOTO to see VIDEO
Mr. Electric has joined with Martin Brothers Bikes to raise funds for, and increase public awareness of, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) with a sweepstakes contest for a custom-built chopper.CLICK PHOTO to see VIDEO
“The
Mr. Electric franchise family feels strongly about being an active
member of the communities we serve and giving back to the people who
trust us with their electrical services needs,” said Jeff Meyers,
president of Mr. Electric. “Teaming up with RMHC was a natural fit for
us, with their focus on assisting children and families’ medical care.
The team at Martin Brothers Bikes, besides being experts in
custom-designed choppers, is also made up of kind, caring people who
wanted to help. The relationship between us was an instant hit, and we
look forward to helping RMHC and seeing a lucky winner drive off on a
once-in-a-lifetime bike.”
The programs provided by Ronald McDonald House Charities help support more than 3.7 million children worldwide each year. RMHC provides a home-away-from home for children and their families while the child is treated for serious, often life-threatening illnesses.
Local RMHC chapters have been established in 52 countries and regions around the world. These chapters create unique offerings to address the needs of children and families in their regions. They’ve built sports centres for disabled children, sensory rooms for children with cognitive and physical disabilities and developed other innovative ways to help change children’s lives.
Like the people who ride Martin Brothers Bikes, no two choppers are the same. Each custom-designed bike is hand-made using only the finest components available, and topped off with a signature Joe Martin paint job.
Mr. Electric franchises are pitching in to help sell tickets and support the work done by RMHC. CLICK HERE before July 15, 2009, to learn more about getting tickets for the custom-chopper sweepstakes.
Last modified on April 08, 2009
The programs provided by Ronald McDonald House Charities help support more than 3.7 million children worldwide each year. RMHC provides a home-away-from home for children and their families while the child is treated for serious, often life-threatening illnesses.
Local RMHC chapters have been established in 52 countries and regions around the world. These chapters create unique offerings to address the needs of children and families in their regions. They’ve built sports centres for disabled children, sensory rooms for children with cognitive and physical disabilities and developed other innovative ways to help change children’s lives.
Like the people who ride Martin Brothers Bikes, no two choppers are the same. Each custom-designed bike is hand-made using only the finest components available, and topped off with a signature Joe Martin paint job.
Mr. Electric franchises are pitching in to help sell tickets and support the work done by RMHC. CLICK HERE before July 15, 2009, to learn more about getting tickets for the custom-chopper sweepstakes.
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