Members of the Prince Rupert Harley Riders donated $10,000 and 300 toys to the Salvation Army on Oct. 13, from their 41st annual Toy and Poker Run. (Submitted photo)

Members of the Prince Rupert Harley Riders donated $10,000 and 300 toys to the Salvation Army on Oct. 13, from their 41st annual Toy and Poker Run. (Submitted photo)

Prince Rupert Harley Riders donate 10K to Salvation Army Christmas Fund

300 toys and gifts were donated durning the annual Poker Run

Prince Rupert Harley Riders presented a $10,000 donation and a stocking full of 300 toys to the Salvation Army Christmas Hamper fund on Oct. 13, as proceeds from the 41st annual Toy and Poker Run.

More than 80 bikes and riders took part in the daytime road tour, lunch provided by Port Edward Volunteer Fire Department and evening dance at the Moby Pub.

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