I went on one of the Toy Runs where I saw some of the results of their fundraising. It was quite emotional. I saw them as a group go to deliver some of the gifts that had been donated, (toys for the tots and money for the bills.) Santa was riding in front and was definitely a big hit with the children. Not only were they ecstatic about the gifts but were just as enthralled with the motorcycles. Sometimes just handing someone money isn't enough, giving it with the enthusiasm that I saw from this group was awe inspiring.

The story of the UBNC is a long one. There is a core group that have been riding together since the late 70's. We started the Toy Runs and Food Drive in Northern California and now everyone is doing them which is great. I have never seen an organization like the UBNC before. All other non-profits skim money off of the top for operating expense and such. We tend to pay for things out of our pocket and then give all of the money to the charity. We have been able to help many people and many organizations in the North State.