Motorcycle enthusiasts from across Indiana were invited to ride in the inaugural "Stands Up for Recovery" ride on Saturday, August 20th. Organized by Renegade Recovery, the ride began and ended at The Salvation Army Harbor Light Center in Indianapolis. Proceeds from the event funded need-based scholarships for those seeking addiction treatment at the Harbor Light Center.

Renegade Recovery was founded in January 2020 by Maston Willis as a clean and sober motorcycle group focused on recovery outreach fellowship. Its membership continues to grow and includes those who live 100% alcohol and drug free, those in recovery, and those who have lost loved ones to overdose.

Since Renegade Recovery's inception, Willis has worked closely with Harbor Light staff to get those seeking treatment into the program with the help of funds raised by the group.

The Salvation Army Harbor Light Center helped 927 men and women last year in their fight to break the bonds of addiction.

For more information, visit https://centralusa.salvationarmy.org/harborlightindiana/