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 There is no charity that is more worthy of donations than others, but doesn't helping out innocent children seem like a number one priority?We at Fargo Harley-Davidson are committed to helping raise funds for MeritCare's Children's Hospital in Fargo. CMN hospitals treat all children regardless of affliction or the family's ability to pay. CMN's founding pledge to put children first in all it does and to keep 100 percent of donations in the region in which they were raised remains at the core of its philosophy. Because all of the money raised in the Fargo area stays in the Fargo area, we feel that supporting our local children's hospital makes the most sense. Don't you? This year's 7th Annual Ride for Miracles on June 24 brought in 400 motorcycles and raised $28,400 for the children's hospital--$11,000 more than last year's ride. | Listed below are some of the children that "Have Tomorrow" because of givers like you. |
 Meet Benjamin. Ben is a normal, active 8-year old who likes to have fun, but may not have been able to if it wasn't for Dr. Kobrinsky at MeritCare's Children's Hospital. Click on his picture to read more. |
 This is Brandon. Brandon wants to grow up to be a professional football player and a nurse, but may not have even been able to have these dreams if it wasn't for the children's hospital. Click on his picture to read more about Brandon and his triumphs. |
 Meet Alex, Brianna and Carlie. As you can imagine, having triplets is a handful, especially when they are as active as these three, but a rare blood disorder threatened their lives until MeritCare's fast action. Click on their pictures for their story. |
 Say hello to Gretchen. This angel was born with a breathing problem that almost suffocated the life out of her. Luckily, MeritCare Children's Hospital was able to give her nitric-oxide treatments to improve the flow of oxygen to her lungs. Click on her picture to read more. |
 This is Simon. On a bitterly cold night 4 years ago, small Simon wandered out of his house and almost froze to death. His lifeless body was rushed to MeritCare's Children's Hospital where doctors were able to treat his severe hypothermia. Click on his picture to read his amazing story. |
 Meet Alexis and Anna. These sisters are two peas in a pod, literally. Both were born with Patent Ductus Areriosus (PDA) a condition causing too much blood flow into newborn's lungs. Click on their image to read more. |
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|  Does your Family ride? Del and wife Renee, after 48 years of marriage are still riding together. She and Del will ride to the 105th Reunion this year. Watch for 2009 Bikes Coming Soon 
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