J&P Cycles salutes veterans through fundraising campaign
Motorcycle aftermarket retailer J&P Cycles is once again partnering with Disabled American Veterans (DAV) to support veterans through a nationwide campaign that runs through Veterans Day.
From now to Nov. 11, J&P Cycles — which is part of the Comoto family of brands — will donate $3 from every order placed on JPCycles.com to DAV, with a goal of raising more than $25,000 – last year’s total donation – to support programs that serve America’s veterans and their families.
The campaign builds on J&P Cycles’ longstanding connection to the motorcycle community, including the many customers and employees who have served in the U.S. armed forces. By tying donations directly to purchases, J&P Cycles is making it easy for riders to participate while shopping for the motorcycle parts, accessories, riding gear and helmets they need.
“Our customers and employees have a deep connection to the military community, and supporting veterans is a meaningful way for us to give back to those who have served our country,” says Lynna Stancato, culture programs and communications lead for the Comoto Family of Brands. “We wanted to make it simple for every rider to be part of this effort. By donating $3 from every order during our Veterans Day campaign, our customers can help us reach and exceed our goal of raising more than $25,000 for DAV.”
DAV’s mission of “keeping our promise to America’s veterans” aligns closely with J&P Cycles’ commitment to the riding community. Through its programs and services, DAV helps veterans and their families access earned benefits, find employment opportunities, receive assistance and advocate for the interests of veterans.
Customers do not need to make an additional donation to have funds directed to J&P Cycles’ Veterans Day campaign. Every order placed on JPCycles.com during the campaign period will automatically contribute $3 to DAV, whether customers are purchasing motorcycle parts, accessories, riding gear, helmets or other products. To participate, visit JPCycles’ website and place an order by Nov. 11.
