Bike Run Funds Advocates For Abused Children

July 30, 2014
By: Josh Sharrow

Mike & Amy Beyerlein, owners of Grand Central Sports Bar & Grill, are hosting the 6th Annual Kruisin' 4 Kids Fun Run on Saturday, August 16th. Proceeds benefit CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Saginaw County. CASAs are highly trained volunteers serving as the voice for children who are in the system due to abuse or neglect.

Register your bike or classic car for $10 ($15 with a passenger) at 10am on August 16th at Grand Central (3504 State St., Saginaw). The run begins at 11am and ends back at Grand Central in time for the evening's Pig Roast. Stops will be made at bars throughout Saginaw and Bay Counties.

The public is welcome to join Fun Run participants for the Pig Roast and entertainment at Grand Central from 5 to 7pm for just $10 per person.

Christopher Boyd, Saginaw County Chief Assistant Prosecutor & Kruisin' organizer, says, "The Kruisin' bike run is a great way to have a little fun and help neglected and abused children in the process. I've been involved with the CAN Council for a long time and they do a wonderful job in our community and deserve our support."

For more information on Kruisin' 4 Kids, call Amy Beyerlein at (989) 529-0091 or Delores Gale of the CAN Council at (989) 752-7226. Learn about the CAN Council's CASA Program at cancouncil.org/casa.