Date: January 20, 2010
A "logo" design is needed for the 11th Annual MMSF "Nelson's Ride" - coming this August 22nd, staging at the beautiful ocean-side Stage Fort Park in Gloucester.
The selected logo design will go on the Event t-shirts, over 10,000 flyers, posters and postcards.
Entries must be received by Feb. 20, 2010 and should be submitted on-line via Contact@MassMSF.org or via the mail at MMSF, P.O. Box 427, Salem, MA 01970.
The Board of Directors of the MMSF, Inc., along with Nelson's Family, will be final judges of the entries.
The winner of the logo design selected will received two (2) Event T-shirts;
two (2) VIP passes to the 2010 Nelson's Ride; honorable mention throughout the 2010 season and at the Event.
All entries become the property of MMSF, Inc., with no additional compensation for their use other than stated herein.
Winner agrees to release of their name and photo to all media outlets.
Some themes to keep in mind, . . .
1) family friendly/oriented;
2) Nelson's accident in May 2000 became our 'ground zero' for motorcycle safety and awareness;
3) "Riders helping Riders,"
The MMSF Directors thank the riding community for its longtime support of the MMSF and its Events.
Mark your calendar for these upcoming MMSF supported events that help our own. . .
and watch for more info on our April 10th MMSF and Nelson's Ride kickoff Events Planning Meeting !
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