Watch: Hell's Angels ride to Sheffield Children's Hospital with £8,000 of Christmas presents
This is the moment the Hell’s Angels arrived in convoy at Sheffield Children’s Hospital to drop off thousands of pounds of Christmas presents.
The Sheffield chapter of the internationally known bike gang rode from their club house in Hillsborough for a self-organised charity ‘toy run.’
Motorists honked their horns as the flock of 14 motorcycles arrived on Brook Hill. Riders wore denim jackets wearing the Hells Angels of England colours, along with members of the Red Devils.
Following close behind was a BMW with £8,000 of presents donated by the club’s community, family and friends for poorly children staying in hospital this Christmas.
Hell’s Angels member Tom Shaw told The Star: “It’s a really good feeling. The main benefit of all of this is the kids at the hospital will have something to enjoy.
“Hell’s Angels all over the world do toy runs. This is the first time we’ve done one in Sheffield and it’s been great. There’s no reason not to do it again next year and I hope it gets bigger and better.
“At this time of year we don’t get much of a chance to ride together and we had a beautiful day for it.
“I just want to thank all our friends and family who have donated. And the hospital has been brilliant, they made it so easy to organise.”
Watch the video above of the moment the Hell’s Angels arrived at Sheffield Children’s Hospital.