2023 Thornton's Bike Show - Lending Support to CASA of Jefferson County!
Get ready for an exhilarating day of chrome and camaraderie as we gear up for the 2023 Thornton's Bike Show, "Wheels on the Water"! We at CASA of Jefferson County are thrilled to be the beneficiaries of this year's event, turning passion for motorcycles into valuable resources for our community's most vulnerable.
Calling all bike enthusiasts! Showcase your "show quality" motorcycles, compete for accolades, or simply enjoy the splendid array of motorcycles on display. With an entry fee of just $15.00 for bikes to be judged, the event promises a day full of excitement and community spirit.
“Whether you’re entering your “show quality” motorcycle for judgment or simply coming to appreciate the array of bikes on display, your participation supports CASA of Jefferson County. Join us and enjoy the range of swap meet vendors and delicious food from TROUBLEMAKERS Food Truck!”
Bike Entry Fee: $15
Registration opens at 10 am, event starts at 11 am.
Our mission at CASA is to provide the most vulnerable population in Jefferson County, Indiana — our children — with the support of the most caring and compassionate community members. We are extremely excited that this show will provide an opportunity to raise both funds and awareness for our cause.
Whitney Roberts, our Executive Director, passionately notes, "The children are only going to keep coming into the system, and we know there are more community members out there who will want to join our network. We are looking for you."
We are delighted and grateful for our partnership with Thornton's for this event. Just like our CASA volunteers catapulting a child’s chances at a successful life, businesses like Thornton‘s are catapulting CASA of Jefferson County onto a new platform with new ears. I’m just so grateful,” shares Roberts.
For those yearning to make a difference, this could be the call you've been waiting for. "I believe the more we raise awareness and keep our name out there, the sooner we will find these compassionate and caring adults," Roberts adds.
