It was a day like no other. More than 5,000 bikers rode through Kansas City for one very surprising reason. While bikers get a bad rap because of their hard exteriors, it isn't uncommon to find many biker clubs doing good.
Whether it's helping a bullied little girl or saving a victim of child abuse, bikers are out there making a difference. It just goes to show that you should never judge a book by its cover — and this day was no different.
On September 20, 5,000 bikers united to raise a whopping $630,000 for March of the Dimes. The event is known as Bikers for Babies, and the money is raised to help the health of babies born everywhere by preventing birth defects, premature births, and infant mortality.
On a day of collective effort, there was one special biker group named Ed's Posse that really showed their support. The group raised $45,000 for the event this year — and in the past 10 years, they've raised a grand total of $1 million!
How they did it? Going around asking for donations and raising money — the old-fashioned way. Bikers for Babies may sound a little unusual, but at its core, it's everything great about humanity: people overcoming stereotypes to do good for others.
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