Sacramento District Dental Society Smiles For Kids program
The Sierra Trail Dogs are going to Baja!
The Sierra Trail Dogs like to give back. We have partnered with the Sacramento District Dental Society to help support their Smiles For Kids program. This program provides dental treatment and care for kids, in the community, that do not have dental care resources.
The Sierra Trail Dogs club members are going to ride 1000 miles over 5 days. Our riders are asking for pledges, either a flat amount or by the mile, with the pledges going directly to the SDDS Smiles For Kids program.
If you would like to pledge to support Smiles For Kids download and fill out the form in the link below and return it either directly to the SDDS or to one of our members.
We would also like to acknowledge some of our industry partners that have stepped up and provided us with equipment, parts and supplies for this trip. Those industry companies that have offered their support are: Dirt Tricks, Giant Loop, Mojo Motorsports, Motorex and No Toil. Thank you for your support!
To view the Sacramento District Dental Society February Nugget article click the following link.
https://issuu.com/sacdistrictdentalsociety/docs/februarynugget2021-online/34
Giving Back
BlueRibbon Coalition
Here, the Sierra Trail Dogs present a donation check to Don Amador of the Blue Ribbon Coalition (center, green shirt). The presentation was made at Roseville Yamaha Kawasaki, with help from Ali, Carrie, Katie, and Brandon from the shop. To learn more about BlueRibbon Coalition check out there websie. https://sharetrails.org
Pine Nut Mountains Trails Association
Sierra Trail Dogs presenting a check to PNMTA in Carson City to help with the fight to keep sand washes open. To learn more about PNMTA check out there website. http://pnmta.org/
Left to right: Jim Fulling (STD), Don (PNMTA), Frank Baker (STD)
Make a Wish Foundation
The Sierra Trail Dogs also made a donation to the Make A Wish Foundation as our "non-moto" contribution this year. Here, Brooke Beaubier, a leukemia survivor, helps the club present a check to Chelsea Skinner of Make A Wish, along with Carrie and Katie of Roseville Yamaha Kawasaki. Brooke is the daughter of Josh Beaubier, a long-time friend of the Sierra Trail Dogs and sponsor of the club's events. Brooke was granted a Wish from Make A Wish Foundation during her battle with leukemia. For more information check out there website. http://wish.org/