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News, stories, and updates from the CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride community.

Why We Ride: Honoring CPL Andrew L. Hutchins
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Why We Ride: Honoring CPL Andrew L. Hutchins

Every mile of the CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride carries a purpose — to keep the memory of a Maine soldier alive and to support the veterans and families who carry on in his name.

The Story Behind the Logo
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The Story Behind the Logo

The puzzle piece at the center of the CPL Hutchins Memorial Ride logo started as a high school project. Andrew brought it home and handed it to his father Jeff. Jeff carried it in his wallet for the rest of his life.

Music Bingo Night — Join Us September 23rd!
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Music Bingo Night — Join Us September 23rd!

An evening of games, prizes, and friendly competition to support the CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride. Join us Wednesday, September 23rd at Route 202 Pizza & Grille in North Monmouth.

Meet the 2026 Beneficiary: Operation Reboot Outdoors
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Meet the 2026 Beneficiary: Operation Reboot Outdoors

For the 3rd Annual CPL Hutchins Memorial Ride, every dollar raised went to Operation Reboot Outdoors — a Maine-based nonprofit that takes veterans into the field to heal through hunting and fishing.

Meet the 2025 Beneficiary: Travis Mills Foundation
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Meet the 2025 Beneficiary: Travis Mills Foundation

For the 2nd Annual CPL Hutchins Memorial Ride, every dollar raised went to the Travis Mills Foundation — a Maine nonprofit founded by one of only five living quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Meet the 2024 Beneficiary: The Summit Project
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Meet the 2024 Beneficiary: The Summit Project

For the 1st Annual CPL Hutchins Memorial Ride, every dollar raised went to The Summit Project — a Maine nonprofit that carries the memory of fallen heroes on hikes, rides, and meaningful journeys across the state.