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Victory Motorcycles is proud to announce the launch of its “Than A Hero” program, which turns the public’s notes posted on the official website into actual money for donations.
Starting this month, which is the Military Appreciation Month, the Thank A Hero program benefits Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), an organization committed to providing support and resources to the newest generation of US veterans.
For each and every appreciation note the public posts, Victory Motorcycle will donate $100 to IAVA on the hero’s behalf. When posting, the Thank A Hero notes will have the option to get shared on Facebook and Twitter so more people will know about the campaign and participate.
“IAVA is proud of our partnership with Victory Motorcycles that’s helped us raise awareness for our community from Washington, D.C. to Sturgis, SD,” said Anthony Pike, IAVA Chief Programs Officer and USMC and Iraq War Veteran. “Victory’s ‘Thank a Hero’ initiative will take that effort one step further and will help IAVA achieve its goal this Veterans Day of uniting Americans behind our veterans. We cannot thank Victory Motorcycles enough for their continued dedication to the Post-9/11 generation of veterans and generosity that supports IAVA’s work on behalf of our over 400,000 members.”
The Thank A Hero program is just one of the ways Victory Motorcycles and Victory riders and dealers are saluting military veterans and those currently serving. Additionally, on Saturday, November 19, the public is invited to visit their local Victory Motorcycles dealer for a charity ride in honor of the IAVA.
A 2017 Victory Gunner will be auctioned off at the annual IAVA Heroes Gala fundraiser on Nov. 10 in New York City – with all proceeds going to IAVA.
Any individuals who have served in the military, police, or fire department will receive $1,000 off the purchase of any new Victory heavyweight bike and $500 off the purchase of a new Victory Octane. Log on to Victory Motorcycles’ webpage for more details
For each and every appreciation note the public posts, Victory Motorcycle will donate $100 to IAVA on the hero’s behalf. When posting, the Thank A Hero notes will have the option to get shared on Facebook and Twitter so more people will know about the campaign and participate.
“IAVA is proud of our partnership with Victory Motorcycles that’s helped us raise awareness for our community from Washington, D.C. to Sturgis, SD,” said Anthony Pike, IAVA Chief Programs Officer and USMC and Iraq War Veteran. “Victory’s ‘Thank a Hero’ initiative will take that effort one step further and will help IAVA achieve its goal this Veterans Day of uniting Americans behind our veterans. We cannot thank Victory Motorcycles enough for their continued dedication to the Post-9/11 generation of veterans and generosity that supports IAVA’s work on behalf of our over 400,000 members.”
The Thank A Hero program is just one of the ways Victory Motorcycles and Victory riders and dealers are saluting military veterans and those currently serving. Additionally, on Saturday, November 19, the public is invited to visit their local Victory Motorcycles dealer for a charity ride in honor of the IAVA.
A 2017 Victory Gunner will be auctioned off at the annual IAVA Heroes Gala fundraiser on Nov. 10 in New York City – with all proceeds going to IAVA.
Any individuals who have served in the military, police, or fire department will receive $1,000 off the purchase of any new Victory heavyweight bike and $500 off the purchase of a new Victory Octane. Log on to Victory Motorcycles’ webpage for more details
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