According to Jeremy Sauvao, the delivery of Christmas gifts for foster children to Rose Again Foundation is the culmination of a bigger purpose.
Roughly 20 members of Los Angeles area motorcycle groups with their families driving moving vans and cars rumbled into a Temecula neighborhood Sunday, Nov. 29, to deliver the gifts to the home of the nonprofit's CEO.
"It's two different cultures – Samoan and Tongan. So we're trying to push a positive vibe between the two cultures and get them riding together," Sauvao said. "We call it a Poly (Polynesian) movement. So, that started and then we wanted to start doing something for the kids.
"We all ride, and it's time-consuming, but our families come first. We just started looking for positive things to do for the kids," he said.
There were four Harley Davidson groups represented Sunday from all over the Los Angeles area.
"All mixed culture in different cities," Sauvao said. "Back in the day, you wouldn't think that we talk to each other just because of where we were raised, but now we're just trying to bring everybody together on Harleys."
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