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DESCRIPTION:Join the BiddefordSaco Rotary Club's Red Ribbon Committee at a
rivoting community presentation by Join the BiddefordSaco Rotary Club's Re
d Ribbon Committee at a rivoting community presentation by Tony Hoffman\,
pro BMX Competitor and recovering addict. As a gifted athlete\, Tony spe
nt his high school years traveling the country racing BMX. He achieved the
status of a top-ranked amateur along with multiple contract endorsements.
Unfortunately\, he started using alcohol\, marijuana\, prescription pain
killers\, and other drugs. A downward spiral of addiction led him to commi
t armed robbery in 2004. During his incarceration\, he started planning a
way to use both the positives and the negatives of his life to help kids a
void the mistakes he had made himself. Upon release from prison\, Tony imm
ediately re-entered the BMX racing circuit\, winning five races as pro an
d competing at the Olympic level for two years. In 2010\, he achieved his
goal of starting the Freewheel Project\, a non-profit BMX racing organizat
ion devoted to educating youth on the importance of leading drug-free live
s. The Freewheel Project directs youth toward outlets\, such as BMX racing
\, as a way to fill their time with positive activities\, which improve th
eir wellbeing and boost their self-esteem. This event is co-sponsored by
Biddeford Savings Bank and Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution. As a gif
ted athlete\, Tony spent his high school years traveling the country racin
g BMX. He achieved the status of a top-ranked amateur along with multiple
contract endorsements. Unfortunately\, he started using alcohol\, marijuan
a\, prescription pain killers\, and other drugs. A downward spiral of addi
ction led him to commit armed robbery in 2004. During his incarceration\,
he started planning a way to use both the positives and the negatives of h
is life to help kids avoid the mistakes he had made himself. Upon release
from prison\, Tony immediately re-entered the BMX racing circuit\, winnin
g five races as pro and competing at the Olympic level for two years. In 2
010\, he achieved his goal of starting the Freewheel Project\, a non-profi
t BMX racing organization devoted to educating youth on the importance of
leading drug-free lives. The Freewheel Project directs youth toward outlet
s\, such as BMX racing\, as a way to fill their time with positive activit
ies\, which improve their wellbeing and boost their self-esteem. This ev
ent is co-sponsored by Biddeford Savings Bank and Saco & Biddeford Savings
Institution.
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DTSTART:20160912T220000Z
LOCATION:Biddeford Middle School
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SUMMARY: Tony Hoffman\, recovering addict
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club'\;s Red Ribbon Committee at a rivoting community presentation b
y Join the Biddeford Saco
Rotary Club'\;s Red Ribbon Committee at a rivoting community presentation by Tony Ho
ffman\, pro BMX Competitor and recovering addict. \;
\n\n
\nAs a gifted athlete\, Tony spent his high school ye
ars traveling the country racing BMX. He achieved the status of a top-rank
ed amateur along with multiple contract endorsements. Unfortunately\, he s
tarted using alcohol\, marijuana\, prescription pain killers\, and other d
rugs. A downward spiral of addiction led him to commit armed robbery in 20
04. During his incarceration\, he started planning a way to use both the p
ositives and the negatives of his life to help kids avoid the mistakes he
had made himself.
\n
\nUpon release from prison\, Tony
immediately re-entered \;the BMX racing
circuit\, winning five races as pro and competing at the Olympic level fo
r two years. In 2010\, he achieved his goal of starting the Freewheel Proj
ect\, a non-profit BMX racing organization devoted to educating youth on t
he importance of leading drug-free lives. The Freewheel Project directs yo
uth toward outlets\, such as BMX racing\, as a way to fill their time with
positive activities\, which improve their wellbeing and boost their self-
esteem. \;
\n
\nThis event is co-sponsored by Biddeford Savi
ngs Bank and Saco &\; Biddeford Savings Institution.
\n
\nAs a gifted athlete\, Tony spent his high school years traveling the
country racing BMX. He achieved the status of a top-ranked amateur along
with multiple contract endorsements. Unfortunately\, he started using alco
hol\, marijuana\, prescription pain killers\, and other drugs. A downward
spiral of addiction led him to commit armed robbery in 2004. During his in
carceration\, he started planning a way to use both the positives and the
negatives of his life to help kids avoid the mistakes he had made himself.
\n
\nUpon release from prison\, Tony immediately re-en
tered \;the BMX racing circuit\, winnin
g five races as pro and competing at the Olympic level for two years. In 2
010\, he achieved his goal of starting the Freewheel Project\, a non-profi
t BMX racing organization devoted to educating youth on the importance of
leading drug-free lives. The Freewheel Project directs youth toward outlet
s\, such as BMX racing\, as a way to fill their time with positive activit
ies\, which improve their wellbeing and boost their self-esteem. \;
\n
\nThis event is co-sponsored by Biddeford Savings Bank and Saco
&\; Biddeford Savings Institution.
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