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DEE SNIDER Helps Bikers Raise $60,000 For Babies

September 14, 2009

Hartford Courant reports that nearly 900 bikers, their friends and families — led by Grand Marshall Dee Snider of TWISTED SISTER — hit the road on September 13, during the Bikers for Babies and raised approximately $60,0000 in funds for the March of Dimes. The bikers rode 40 miles from Middletown to Westbrook, where they gathered at the Westbrook Elks club for a barbecue and live entertainment by the band Shovelhead.

Snider is the national spokesman of March of Dimes Bikers for Babies. For him, the cause is personal: two of his four children were born prematurely.

The funds raised will support research and programs to help mothers have full-term pregnancies and for babies to have healthy lives.

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