PPBC and Valliance Bank Give Away 50 Bicycles to Local Elementary Students

OKLAHOMA CITY — Perry Publishing and Broadcasting Company and Valliance Bank helped spread holiday cheer at Martin Luther King Elementary and Thelma Parks Elementary by giving away 50 bicycles for Christmas. The bike giveaway brought big smiles to students and families, creating a fun and memorable moment for both school communities while helping kids head into the holiday season with something exciting to enjoy and a positive boost to finish the year strong.

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