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Color Tour Ride, Party, and Auction for the 988!
OCTOBER 11, 2025
Group Ride, Dinner, Party, and Online Auction
Join us for a group ride through Central Michigan, enjoying the autumn colors! Along the ride we will be making a few scenic stops for time together and 50/50 raffles. The ride will end at Dave and Josie's home - 2517 Ely Highway, Alma, MI 48801. Where all attendees will receive a body warming dinner of Chili, Soups, cornbread, and desserts while enjoying music entertainment and yard games at our after-ride party. Rustic overnight camping is available.
*(The after-ride party is BYOB and after 9pm is only over-21 due to the homeowners insurance.)
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - BRING A FRIEND!
ITINERARY
Group Color Tour Ride
Registration: 9-10am
Kickstands Up: 10am
After-Ride Party
Dinner: 4-7pm
Auction: Ends at 8pm
Entertainment and Yard Games: 5-11pm
Vendors: Dog Gone Sewing (Patches and Leather Sewing) and Permanent Jewelry
For free overnight rustic camping, see Dave Durocher.
Please visit the website link above to register for the ride, donate to the 988, or bid in our Event Online Auction. All proceeds go to the 988-Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
For more information, please contact Sean Bushy or Kevin Morford.
This year, the St Louis Moose Rider's end-of-season, color tour ride will be supporting the Michigan 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. All proceeds from the group ride, dinner, raffles, and auction will be donated to the 988.
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across the United States and its territories. The 988 Lifeline is comprised of a national network of over 200 local crisis centers, combining local care and resources with national standards and best practices.
Your generosity provides support for 988, the 988 Lifeline’s three digit number, and helps strengthen the growing infrastructure. Contributions also support 988 Lifeline resources to change the conversation around mental health and suicide prevention. Texts, calls, and chats to the 988 Lifeline are answered by a national network of local crisis centers. Counselors are the heroes of the 988 Lifeline and need your help.
We Need Your Assistance!
We are in search of people willing to get involved to help our community. If you're interested in donating or providing auction items for one of our local benefits please click the link below to go to our main Moose Rider fundraiser website.
You don't need to own a motorcycle to join the Moose Riders. Any lodge member in good standing can participate, volunteer, and support our community events. Regular vehicles are also allowed on all of our group rides. If you're not an active Moose member and at least 21 years of age, please see Jim Main or Sean Bushy to become a member.