Motorcycle Ride For Mallory's Army Coming Up

MORRIS, NJ — A motorcycle ride to benefit the anti-bullying group Mallory's Army is being held the first weekend in June. Anyone is welcome to attend, even if you don't have a motorcycle.

The 50 mile police escorted ride will take place on June 2, and will start and end in Morris Plains. A BBQ with music will be held following the ride. Cost is $20 for riders, $15 for passengers, and $10 for non-riders, with all proceeds going to benefit Mallory's Army. You can pre-register here.

Mallory's Army was founded by the family of Mallory Grossman, a local middle schooler who died by suicide after what her parents have called horrific bullying. It's mission is to "blue out bullying," particularly the online bullying they say Mallory was subjected to. The Grossman family has said they will be in attendance at the ride.

To learn more about Mallory's Army, you can visit their website here.

You can read more of Patch's reporting on this story here:

• Mallory Grossman's Family Sues Rockaway Schools Over Bullying That Led To Suicide
• Bullying Against Mallory Grossman Wasn't Ignored, Rockaway School Officials Say
• Mallory Grossman's Parents Discuss Bullying On 'Megyn Kelly Today' Show
• 'Mallory's Army' Fights Back Against Bullying After 12-Year-Old's Sudden Death

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