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By: Lily O’Shea Becker

KNOB NOSTER, Mo. — Hundreds of bikers joined Firestorm Charities — a biker charity with members from Lexington to Blue Springs, Missouri — on Sunday to raise money for the Cunningham family.

The Cunninghams were devastated by a deadly house explosion in Lexington in April.

Kyle Harrison, president and founder of Firestorm Charities, said Cami continues to fight for her life in the hospital.

“It’s sad to see a family go through what they’re dealing with,” he said.

At least one relative of the Cunningham family is a member of Firestorm Charities. He joined the ride on Sunday.

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