Bluffton businesses stuffed Ride to Remember cinch sacks
More than forty organizations--businesses and non-profits--stuffed the cinch saks given out at the 2022 Bluffton Ride to Remember hosted by the Bluffton Lions Foundation.
If you were too tired or too wet to dig into your cinch sack on Saturday, here's what you'll find. Handy gadgets including a clip-on safety light and reflector. Snacks. Pens and a pencil. Key rings. Glasses cleaners and lip balm. Coupons. LOTS of coupons, including one for $50 off. Cinch sack coordinator Jenny Pilarowski estimates that the total value is $190.
The names listed on the sacks are donors that provided cash and in-kind sponsorships.
If you aren't a bike rider, you might consider registering next year just for goodie bag.
2022 CINCH SACK DONORS
- Allen County Move Safe
- Blanchard Valley Health System
- Blended Roots
- Bluffton Area Police Department
- Bluffton Child Development Center
- Bluffton Family Recreation
- Bluffton Public Library
- Bluffton Police Department
- Bluffton University
- Book Reviews
- Boutique 415
- Campito Lindo
- Citizens National Bank
- Comfort Inn
- RCoop at Black Lab Trading Company
- Rustic Bendz
- Ryan DeMarco, CRPC, Edward Jones Financial Advisor
- The Dough Hook
- Ebenezer Mennonite Church
- Embrace Mind & Body Wellness
- Et Cetera Shop
- Family Eye Care Clinic
- Family Hardware
- First National Bank
- The Food Store
- Jess Express Travel
- Johnny Appleseed Park District
- Kira’s Flipside Grill
- Leiber’s Garage
- Lewis Family McDonald’s
- Mennonite Memorial Home
- Northwest Physical Therapy
- Polished
- Reichenbach and Steiner, CPAs
- Revive Coffee Co.
- Riley Creek Sportswear
- River Ride
- Roots by Strattons
- Savors Home Bakery
- Shirley’s Gourmet Popcorn Company
- Sielschott, Walsh, Keifer, Regular & Shere, Inc.
- Superior Energy Solutions
- Ten Thousand Villages
- Tommy Tire Sales
- Town and Country Flowers
- Twisted Whisk Cafe
- Village of Bluffton
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