Jon Radermacher

The mission of the Antique Motorcycle Foundation is to immerse the public, the media and the industry into the captivating world of vintage motorcycles and to establish appreciation, inspire active engagement, and promote support of the AMF and of the vintage motorcycle community. Our vision is to cultivate passion for vintage motorcycles, facilitate advocacy for vintage motorcycling and create vintage motorcycling enthusiasts among new audiences and a new generation of riders. Values: - Passionate about the machines, the culture and the importance of vintage motorcycle preservation - Eager to help others discover their own emotional connection with vintage motorcycling - Inventive in how we bring a compelling vintage motorcycling story to new audiences - Youthful in our energy, attitude and approach (and ultimately, in our demographic) - Confident about the future and our ability to secure it Goals: - Be the premier and impartial advocate for the organizations and businesses that support the vintage motorcycle community - Secure and assure the financial and in-kind resources needed to support and sustain the mission, vision, initiatives and activities of the Antique Motorcycle Foundation - Leverage public exhibits to tell the AMF story boldly and with contextual relevance - Engage and enlighten the public about the significant and stimulating role motorcycling has played in culture throughout modern history - Grow enthusiasm and passion among multi-generational audiences to assure the ongoing engagement in and enduring commitment to the world of vintage motorcycles and motorcycling - Promote evangelism among enthusiasts in the interest of attracting new blood to the vintage motorcycle community

Established in 2001, Pittsburgh Glass Center (PGC) is a nonprofit, public-access education center; an art gallery; a state-of-the-art glass studio; a community builder; and a hub for innovation and creativity. Anyone can take classes, explore the contemporary glass gallery, and watch the live hot glass demonstrations. World-renowned glass artists come here to both create and teach. As a premier Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)-certified glass facility, PGC’s building incorporates recycled materials and is powered by pioneering, environmentally conscious technology. By providing youth programs, aiding social service agencies, and promoting community development, PGC bridges the city’s rich glass history with its creative and economic future. PGC is centered between the East End neighborhoods of Friendship and Garfield, about 3.5 miles east of the Strip District, near the corner of Penn and Negley Avenues.

The mission of the Antique Motorcycle Foundation is to immerse the public, the media and the industry into the captivating world of vintage motorcycles and to establish appreciation, inspire active engagement, and promote support of the AMF and of the vintage motorcycle community. Our vision is to cultivate passion for vintage motorcycles, facilitate advocacy for vintage motorcycling and create vintage motorcycling enthusiasts among new audiences and a new generation of riders. Values: - Passionate about the machines, the culture and the importance of vintage motorcycle preservation - Eager to help others discover their own emotional connection with vintage motorcycling - Inventive in how we bring a compelling vintage motorcycling story to new audiences - Youthful in our energy, attitude and approach (and ultimately, in our demographic) - Confident about the future and our ability to secure it Goals: - Be the premier and impartial advocate for the organizations and businesses that support the vintage motorcycle community - Secure and assure the financial and in-kind resources needed to support and sustain the mission, vision, initiatives and activities of the Antique Motorcycle Foundation - Leverage public exhibits to tell the AMF story boldly and with contextual relevance - Engage and enlighten the public about the significant and stimulating role motorcycling has played in culture throughout modern history - Grow enthusiasm and passion among multi-generational audiences to assure the ongoing engagement in and enduring commitment to the world of vintage motorcycles and motorcycling - Promote evangelism among enthusiasts in the interest of attracting new blood to the vintage motorcycle community

Established in 2001, Pittsburgh Glass Center (PGC) is a nonprofit, public-access education center; an art gallery; a state-of-the-art glass studio; a community builder; and a hub for innovation and creativity. Anyone can take classes, explore the contemporary glass gallery, and watch the live hot glass demonstrations. World-renowned glass artists come here to both create and teach. As a premier Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)-certified glass facility, PGC’s building incorporates recycled materials and is powered by pioneering, environmentally conscious technology. By providing youth programs, aiding social service agencies, and promoting community development, PGC bridges the city’s rich glass history with its creative and economic future. PGC is centered between the East End neighborhoods of Friendship and Garfield, about 3.5 miles east of the Strip District, near the corner of Penn and Negley Avenues.

Robert Morris University offers undergraduate, graduate, certificate and doctoral degree programs. A nationally ranked university, Robert Morris allows its students to choose from more than 80 undergraduate and graduate programs, with 22 programs available fully online. Robert Morris was founded in 1921 and is headquartered in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, just a few miles from both the airport and downtown Pittsburgh.

National nonprofit club centered on enjoyment, restoration and history of vintage Japanese motorcycles (20 years old and older). To receive more information about joining email; membership@vjmc.org