Legends Lunch: A Meet and Greet Experience Like No Other!
Enjoy an Intimate Premium Meal Alongside Legends Ride Celebrities
Make your day unforgettable by joining the Legends Lunch, at the heart of the Sturgis Buffalo Chip’s signature charity ride, the Legends Ride. While riders hang out for the Ride at the Buffalo Chip on Monday, Aug. 5, join a small group of fortunate individuals, Sturgis Buffalo Chip owner Rod Woodruff, and this year’s celebrities and special guests for a top-shelf gourmet meal and VIP program.
This multi-course gourmet luncheon takes place in a private, relaxed setting at the Buffalo Chip SpeakEasy. The entire restaurant is reserved to serve this select group for this exclusive insiders mix and mingle.
Inspiration and entertainment accompany lunch.
Once the Lunch wraps up, attendees enjoy included photo ops with the celebrities.
| Who: | You and Legends! |
| What: | A gourmet meal with top celebrities hosted by Woody! |
| When: | Monday, Aug. 5, 2024, 11:00 a.m.-1:15 p.m. |
| Where: | The Buffalo Chip SpeakEasy Eatery |
| Why: | Proceeds benefit the Shriners Transportation Fund |
| How: | Reserve Now |
Better still, the Legends Lunch benefits a very worthy cause: the Shriners Children’s Transportation Fund, which transports children and a parent or guardian free of charge to a Shriners Hospital. When a child’s life hangs in the balance money should not be an obstacle.
The Legends Lunch is the nexus of motorcycle notables, compelling story and gracious philanthropy.
VIP MEAL AND PERKS
Exclusive premium bike parking
You’ll have the opportunity to park your bike beginning at 9:00 a.m. Remember if you are planning to ride with friends, you need to show up together!
Meet & Greet photo opportunities with the Legends Lunch celebrities.
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF NET PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.
About the Shriners Children’s Transportation Fund
Funds generated for the Shriners Children’s Transportation Fund program are used to transport children and their parent or guardian, free of charge to a Shriners Hospital for Children. Volunteers from local shrine organizations use specialized vans, small buses and automobiles and give freely of countless hours of their time providing transportation to and from doctor’s visits. One very important mode of transportation this fund pays for are the life-saving med-flights transporting children from all over the world to a Shriners Hospital when their life is in the balance. These specialized med-flights cost tens of thousands of dollars, but when a child’s life hangs in the balance, money is no object. Parents of injured children admitted to a Shriners Hospital for Children do not see a single bill for transportation provided through this fund.
