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RIDE FOR HOPE: SUPPORT JEFF'S 10,000 MILE (+/-) ENDURANCE CHALLENGE FOR COASTAL CENTER FOR HOPE & HEALING

This year, local supporter Jeff Hallquist is once again taking on the extraordinary Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge™, a grueling 10,000-mile endurance ride that pushes participants to their physical, mental, and emotional limits. As Rider #1082, Jeff has chosen to dedicate his third Hoka Hey Challenge to raising funds for the Coastal Center for Hope & Healing, helping ensure survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault have access to safety, hope, and healing.

 

Every dollar donated in honor of Jeff's ride goes directly to supporting the life-saving services provided by Coastal Center for Hope & Healing. Jeff receives no personal benefit from the campaign—his journey is fueled solely by a desire to make a difference in the lives of women, children, and families in our community.

 

If you're inspired by Jeff's commitment, we invite you to join the Ride for Hope by making a donation in honor of his incredible journey. Together, we can help survivors build safer, brighter futures.

Support Jeff's Ride:
👉 Make a secure online donation: Here

Learn More About the Challenge:
🏍️ Visit the official Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge™ website: https://hokaheychallenge.com

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Thank you to the NC Council For Women, NC Department of Health and Human Services, Family Violence Prevention and Services Program, US DHHS and The United Way of Coastal Carolina.

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