Kenzlie Gallion Foundation Motorcycle Event a Success

April 5, 2012 - PRLog -- Quick Loans’ President, Jim Webber, along with Smart Choice Title Loans’ CEO, Michael Agostinelli, and District Manager, Beth Pridgeon, participated in another motorcycle ride for the Kenzlie Gallion Foundation on March 31st.  Smart Choice Title Loans has been raising money for the Kenzlie Gallion Foundation since November of 2011.  The goal of raising $15,000 has been achieved.

Both Jim Webber & Michael Agostinelli trailered their motorcycles from Tampa, Florida to Greenville, SC to join this event.  The ride which started and ended at Whiskey’s Tavern located in Taylors, SC. Brought in a large group of riders for this cause.  Breakfast and a BBQ plate at the end of the ride were provided along with some great entertainment provided by Lee Allen, Burning Bright, Modern Relic and Juno.
The weather couldn’t have been better for this very rewarding day to benefit Kenzlie Gallion’s fight with Mitochondrial Disease.  Stops were made at The Bar, Rendezvous, 417 Bar and Grill in Simpsonville, and Whiskey’s Tavern.

Quick Loans’ President, Jim Webber, stated he “enjoyed meeting Kenzlie and joining all of the other riders and supporters of such a wonderful cause.  There are so many great causes out there to be a part of.  But when a child touches your heart like Kenzlie does you can’t help but jump in with both feet to help a child out.”  

Smart Choice Title Loans’ CEO, Michael Agostinelli, who started raising money for the Kenzlie Gallion Foundation in November and has ridden in two charity bike rides in support of Kenzlie stated “Kenzlie continues to be an inspiration for me with her battle with Mitochondrial disease”.

Donations can continue to be made to the Kenzlie Gallion Foundation by going to http://www.SMARTCHOICETITLELOANS.com  and clicking on the Donate button.

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