The Lafayette Club Poker Run
For BUILDING DREAMS FOR MARINES
Saturday, June 3, 2023
The Lafayette Club 34 High Street, Nashua, NH
Registration: 9AM; Kick Stands Up at 10:30AM
Cars welcome as well as motorcycles
$20 per person
For those not able to attend the motorcycle run, but would like to join us for the festivities after, there will be a $10 admin fee starting at 2pm. We will be having entertainment, food, a 50/50 raffle, and a Penny Social Auction.
ALL PROCEEDS TO GO TO BUILDING DREAMS FOR MARINES
Please see our Facebook Event for more info and updates at:
“Nashua Lafayette Club Annual Motorcycle Run”

About Building Dreams For Marines:
Building Dreams For Marines has been established to assist Marines and other service members who have mobility challenges with life-enhancing modifications to their homes or vehicles. For our brave men and women who have lost some aspect of their mobility, Building Dreams for Marines steps in to provide no-cost planning, designing and building services. From access ramps and railings to stair lifts and more, the organization seeks to service those who have selflessly served America.
The Board of Directors is entirely volunteer and no one with Building Dreams for Marines is compensated for their commitment. Less than 2% of revenue goes to fund raising and advertising... 98% is dedicated to projects.
Building Dreams For Marines helps Marines to live more comfortably and confidently in their homes by making home improvements to make it easier for them to move around their home. They consider any type of renovation that will help Marines move in and around their homes, including the installation of interior and exterior ramps, renovation of kitchens, bedrooms and baths, widening of doorways and hallways, and installation of other hardware such as grab bars, swing-away hinges, and fixtures such as sinks, cabinets, toilets, and roll-in showers.
Any Marine veteran or other service member who served honorably and who has a physically-limiting condition may apply for a home renovation project. It is not a requirement that the physical disabilities resulted from combat or service-related injuries. Building Dreams For Marines is currently accepting applications from NH-based veterans.