Quality Roofing joined forces with Bikes or Bust 2024 to bring joy to local kids this Christmas and we had the honor of delivering over 30 biked with them yesterday afternoon.
The spirit of giving is in full swing, and Quality Roofing is thrilled to play a part in making the holidays brighter for children in our community.
Quality Roofing participated in Bikes or Bust 2024, a heartwarming event dedicated to ensuring every child wakes up to a special gift this Christmas.
Taking place from Thursday, December 5th, at 10 AM through Monday, December 9th, at 12 PM at Uptown Station, this incredible initiative is presented by Eglin Federal Credit Union and Columbia Southern University. It’s all about spreading joy and making a difference in the lives of local children.
The event features Highway 98 Country’s on-air personality Bo Reynolds’ bold effort to live suspended on a scissor lift for an impressive 98 hours.
”Toys for Tots alone has over 10,000 kids this year that need something under the tree,” said John Griffo, General Manager, JVC Broadcasting. “The community has been so great this year. It doesn’t have to a bike donation either, we are accepting helmets, toys, monetary donations, every little bit helps. We’re just trying to make sure as many kids as possible can have something under the tree because there is a huge demand for it this year.”
This commitment symbolizes the determination to collect as many donations as possible for children who might otherwise go without.
All donations of new bikes, helmets, and monetary contributions will be distributed by Emerald Coast Toys for Tots to kids across the community.
Quality Roofing Steps In
At Quality Roofing, community involvement is one of their core values. That’s why they not only sponsored but also rolling up our sleeves to assemble bikes for the cause.
From unboxing parts to attaching handlebars and adjusting wheels, the Quality Roofing team took part in the process that will lead to countless smiles on Christmas morning.
How You Can Help
Bikes or Bust 2024 is a community-driven event, and there are plenty of ways to get involved: Donate a new bike, helmet, or funds to support the effort. Sponsor the event or provide additional resources. Stop by Uptown Station during the event to cheer on Bo Reynolds and witness the generosity of our community in action.
For more information or to explore sponsorship opportunities, call 850-654-1000.
Events like Bikes or Bust remind us that the holidays are about more than gifts — they’re about coming together to support those in need.
