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Summer Camp: One of the greatest things that MDA funds is one full week of summer camp for children ages 6-21 with neuromuscular disease.

At camp, activities include a theme dance/karaoke, swimming, archery, a trip to the airstrip to meet firefighters and have rides in motorcycle side cars and classic cars, a mobile petting zoo, horse drawn carriage rides and time to hang out together. It costs $650 to send one child to camp for the whole week and thanks to your participation in Live Ride MDA is able to keep camp, and other worthwhile services, provided at no cost to the children and their families.

  • What is the Live Ride for MDA?

      The Live Ride for MDA is an annual fund raising event put on by MDA with the support of the Alaska Motorcycle Community!

      ALL Participants (riders and passengers) purchase a packet ($50.00) and then raise funds prior to the ride. Each year, the ride leaves from the Anchorage (and now the MatSu Valley), making stops for fuel and snacks along the way.

      Once the huge group of riders (of all motorcycle makes and models) reaches the Central Peninsula Sports Center in Soldotna, the riders will then be treated to festivities at the sports center including a "carnival," Arctic Attack Stunt Demo Team, and much more!

      The riders who raise $800.00 are part of The Parade of Heroes  who participate in a special ride through the Central Peninsula Sports Center itself!

      It is always impressive to watch the huge line of motorcycles file into the Sports Center, all there to help raise money and support for the continuing fight against Muscular Dystrophy!