Covering Pancho Claus's annual ride through Houston's East End has become my holiday tradition (since I usually work on Christmas). Richard Reyes created the character 40 years ago and hands out hundreds of toys thanks to lots of help from sponsors and volunteers. The pandemic impacted some fundraising efforts this year.. But the low riders assembled once again to spread holiday cheer. It's always a fun and inspiring story.
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