Omega House would like to extend a thank you to everyone who made this year’s ATV Ride for Omega House the largest and most successful to date. With nearly 190 registered riders hitting the trails in support of our mission, we are overwhelmed with the generosity and community spirit that continues to surround this event year after year.

This incredible turnout wouldn’t be possible without the dedicated organizers and volunteers who give their time to help organize, coordinate, and ensure the day runs smoothly. From registration tables to those who served food and helped clean up afterwards, your work does not go unnoticed.

We’re also grateful for the support of the following individuals and businesses, whose sponsorship and in-kind donations helped make this ride a true success. We apologize if we inadvertently missed recognizing an individual or business that contributed to this event.

41 Lumber, ACE Hardware, Amora, Advance Auto Parts, Auto Value, Auto Zone, American Legion Post 90, Bill Kobe, Bucko’s Party Store, Army National Guard, Culvers, Circle K, Campioni Enterprises, Eva’s Hideaway, Frank A. Douglas Agency, Houghton Power Sports, Jen’s Kitchen, JP’s Fast Track, Northland Lawn & Sport, Keweenaw Automotive, Keweenaw Gas Co-op, Lakes Lounge, Laurium Convenience, McGann’s, Millers Recreation, Mohawk Superette, North Star BP, Northside Auto Sales, Salon 1281, Sayen’s, Quality Care, Meneguzzo Motors, The Hut, Sandy Pebbles Golf Course, Small Town Canning, South Range VFW, Sundae in the Park, Swift Hardware, The Flower Shop, UP Pub, The Office Shop, Jim Heniff, Mark & Mona Englund, Loading Zone II, Luigi’s Bar, Maple Leaf, Copper Country Ford, Miner’s Café, Northern Cuts, Richie’s Supermarket, AmericInn, Dan Klein, Houghton Building Supply, M&M Powersports, Harter’s Party Store, Breakwater Federal Credit Union, Monte Carlo, Partanen’s Bar, Carquest and JAM Service.

Together, our community showed once again that compassion and care ride strong in the Copper Country. Thank you for helping us continue our mission of providing comfort, dignity, and peace to individuals at the end of life. This year’s ride raised over $6,200, the largest total to date for this annual event! These proceeds will directly support future hospice residents of Omega House, ensuring they can receive care regardless of their financial situation.

Michael Lutz

Omega House, Executive Director