This is a picture of Becky, the warehouse manager for City Action Partnership's hurricane relief activities, and myself. I am extremely grateful for her staying for most of the event. I only wished I would have known when she pulled up with the van so I could help her load it.

Instead of having a birthday party, I decided to organize a fundraiser on short notice to assist efforts taken on by City Action Partnership, or CAP, an agency located in downtown Birmingham. To learn more about their efforts to assist people still suffering from the effects of Katrina one year later, visit their webiste,http://www.capisdowntown.com, and click on the Hurricane Relief heading in the sidebar.
We were able to raise more than $200 and collect several bags of medical supplies and other needed items. The money will go to help offset the cost of delivering the supplies to the Gulf Coast.

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dresramblings > A view of Confederate Motorcycles Birmingham offices at night. A Hellcat sits in their window.

dresramblings > An early evening picture of the event. The event was held at WorkPlay Bar, http://www.workplay.com on August 29, 2006.

dresramblings > A view of the crowd at WorkPlay later in the evening during the Happy Hour for a Cause.

dresramblings > Another shot of the crowd that came out for the Happy Hour for a Cause.

dresramblings > A view of the WorkPlay Theatre prior to the beginning of the Confederate Motorcycles website relaunch party. To view the site, please visit the following link:

http://www.confederate.com
The bikes pictured are a Hellcat and a Wraith B120

dresramblings > A picture of me and Michael Mahon.

dresramblings > A picture of myself and Brian Rushing.

dresramblings > A picture from later in the evening with Elizabeth Dotts, Will Johnson, and Kelly Marshall.

dresramblings > This is a picture of Becky, the warehouse manager for City Action Partnership's hurricane relief activities, and myself. I am extremely grateful for her staying for most of the event. I only wished I would have known when she pulled up with the van so I could help her load it.

This is a picture of Becky, the warehouse manager for City Action Partnership's hurricane relief activities, and myself. I am extremely grateful for her staying for most of the event. I only wished I would have known when she pulled up with the van so I could help her load it.