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Motorcycling for a Good Cause

ONEONTA—Earlier this month, members of the Hudson Highlands Retread Motorcycle Club presented Helios Care and the Alzheimer Association’s Northeastern New York Chapter with donations totaling $2,500.00. For more information, https://www.allotsego.com/club-donates-2500-to-local-nonprofits/. Pictured above, Hudson Highlands President Betty Slavinski (red shirt) and club members gather with Joan MacDonald (hand raised, fifth from left), Helios Care board members and staff, and Ann Thayer (purple shirt, next to Slavinski), associate director of programs and services for Delaware, Otsego and Schoharie counties, for the Alzheimer’s Association’s Northeastern New York Chapter.

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