By Bretz Injury Law
WICHITA, Kan. — Bretz Injury Law is excited to present the 2024 Ride Like MADD Poker Run happening in Wichita, KS on Saturday, October 5th. Registration will begin at 9:30am with engines starting at 10:30am. The Poker Run will begin at Jay Hatfield Honda Powerhouse, 11212 E Kellogg, Wichita, KS. Poker run stops include Cycle Gear, Pinkie’s, Savage Cycles, Freedom Road Cycles, and Twister City Harley-Davidson. The entry fee is $25 a hand or $50 for 3 hands with donations also being accepted. All vehicles are welcome to participate.
Prizes will be awarded to the winning hand, the second best hand, and the worst hand. The winning hand will receive 25%, the second best hand will receive 15%, and the worst hand will receive 10%. The remaining 50% will be donated to MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) of Kansas. Door prizes, a free meal, and raffle prizes will be provided following the run at the last stop, Twister City Harley-Davidson. 100% of raffle proceeds will benefit MADD of Kansas.
Every year, Ride Like MADD honors a victim of drunk or drugged driving. This year, we ride in memory of Ashley Austin, who lost her life to an impaired driver on December 19th, 2023.
Ashley will be forever remembered as a beloved agriculture education teacher at Canton-Galva High School. Growing up on a farm fostered her passion for agriculture, leading her to start the first FFA program for USD 419. Her dedication to her students will have long-lasting effects on the present and future generations. Ashley is greatly loved and deeply missed by her family, friends, students, and her dog Rowan.
After representing victims of drunk and impaired driving for over 30 years, Bretz Injury Law has witnessed the profound and enduring effects that impaired driving has upon families. Our long-standing partnership with MADD highlights our dedication to eliminating drunk driving and offering assistance to those impacted. Matt Bretz serves on the National Board of Directors for MADD and this role exemplifies our continued dedication to promoting road safety and advocating for change while extending a helping hand to those in need.
Bretz Injury Law and MADD are committed to reducing the devastating impact of drunk and impaired driving through advocacy, education, and support for affected individuals and their families.
For more information, visit our Facebook event page here or call 316-266-4111.
