Harley-Davidson of Ocean County to Host Fundraiser for Cancer Concern Center on October 17

Harley-Davidson of Ocean County, located at 300 Route 70 in Lakewood, will host a Breast Cancer Awareness Day fundraiser on Saturday, October 17, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Cancer Concern Center of Point Pleasant Beach.

The Breast Cancer Awareness Day fundraiser at Harley-Davidson of Ocean County will feature a bake sale, hot dogs, pink cotton candy, and a special showing of the HD Pink Label Collection. Enter to win a pink HD jewelry set, pink label sweatshirt, pink label helmet, and other unique items.

Harley-Davidson of Ocean County is proud to support the Cancer Concern Center, which has assisted local cancer survivors in Point Pleasant Beach for nearly 20 years.

Unlike larger charities, the Cancer Concern Center is completely focused on supporting women and men with cancer who live in Northern Ocean County. Programs include support groups, nutritional counseling, yoga classes, new wigs, and emotional assistance.

The Cancer Concern Center is run by volunteers and does not charge any mandatory fees. Each year, the Cancer Concern Center struggles to raise $50,000 (its entire annual budget) so that it can keep its doors open in Point Pleasant Beach.

The volunteer team at the Cancer Concern Center is extremely grateful to Harley-Davidson of Ocean County for keeping its philanthropy in the local community.

For more details about the Breast Cancer Awareness Day fundraiser, please contact Harley-Davidson of Ocean County at 732-367-7000 or visit www.harleydavidsonofoceancounty.com.

To learn more about the Cancer Concern Center, please contact Lisa Montalbano at lbano@comcast.net or visit “Cancer Concern Center” on Facebook.