Exciting news for Arizona’s rider training industry. The Arizona Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Foundation (AMSAF) was recently awarded a $250,000 grant from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (AZGOHS) to provide rider training scholarships. Here is a snippet from their most recent press release:
AMSAF Board Members thank AZGOHS Director Alberto Gutier with a personalized motorcycle helmet.
“AMSAF is excited to continue giving out more scholarships to help educate new and present riders,” says Mick Degn, AMSAF chairman. “We want to thank AZGOHS Director Alberto Gutier for his continued support for motorcycle safety in Arizona,” adds Degn. “This continues to be the largest single activity we do to promote motorcycle safety and awareness and to help reduce motorcycle crashes and fatalities. This will allow anyone in the state of Arizona to apply for, and receive, motorcycle training. The only cost is a $100 non-refundable co-pay. Since we started offering scholarships, AMSAF has provided more than 1500 in Arizona to help educate riders.”
If you, or someone you know, wants to:
Obtain a motorcycle license (endorsement) to ride legally on the roadway
Learn how to ride
Improve your skills to reduce your risk
then the AMSAF scholarship is a great tool to accomplish one of these goals.
To apply for a scholarship, CLICK HERE. NOTE: Scholarships are given out at different times of the months for specific counties. Scholarships will be available through Mid-2017.
2 Replies to “AMSAF Wins Grant For 2016 Scholarships”
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Jack,
Thanks for the comment. Due to the short period of time we are unable to attend or participate. If you give us 30-60 days in advance notice next year we will be able to consider it in our event planning.
I would love to see you be a vendor next weekend at the Cabin Bar & Grill for the MMAA 9th annual rally Sept.2 through 5th for only $25 for vendor spot and $20 for each person. A different way to get your name up is to donate something for the rally plus you can send up a banner and it would be put on the fence for $30.
Contact me if you would like more information. This is your chance to get in touch with people from Show Low Arizona and other places.
Jack,
Thanks for the comment. Due to the short period of time we are unable to attend or participate. If you give us 30-60 days in advance notice next year we will be able to consider it in our event planning.
We hope you have a great event!