PAST EVENT - Thornton Chiropractics 2nd Annual Toy Ride

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DATE	December 12, 2009
DIRECTIONS	906 Lithia Pinecrest Road Brandon, FL Get a Google Map of the Area.
CITY / STATE	Brandon, Florida (FL)
DESCRIPTION	Toy ride begining at Brandon Harley Davidson and ending at Thornton Chiropractic. Toy ride will benefit Toys for Tots and Guardiam Ad Litem program. Entry fees $10 plus a New Unwrapped toy per rider; $5.00 plus new unwrapped toy per passenger. Or $20 per rider $10 per passenger without toys. All particiants Will receive: Free t-shirt, free food and beverages plus a raffle ticket for a new leather jacket. In addition live entertainment will also be provided. For all your Motorcycle Event information check out the Motorcycle Monster. For more information about this event, Please see below.
WEBSITE	http://www.brandonbackdoc.com
EMAIL	jennifer@thornton.fdn.com
CONTACT	Jennifer Davis-Evans
PHONE	813-685-7107 813-610-8066
FAX	813-685-9693
VENDORS	Vendor space available for $30 per 10x10 space plus each vender must donate New Unwrapped Toy.
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