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3 Now take that same flyer and email it to everyone you know. Post it on Facebook (for the older people) and Instagram (for the younger people.) If you are in a chapter, employ every member to do that same! Final thoughts Your breakfast MC needs to be someone comfortable in front of a crowd who will keep things moving and alive. Ask the restaurant to turn off the house music so that you can play your own. Depending on the size of the room (and your anticipated guests), use a small PA system. It commands attention. Don't ever ask for door prizes to be donated by your dealership. Don't be "that guy!" Inexpensive but appreciated door prizes can be bought at Target and Walmart. Prize ideas include: cleaners, microsoft rags, stuffed toy, gas cards, fun t-shirts, candy, baseball caps, gag gifts, funny boxer underwear and more! Never make announcements. Put flyers on the tables instead. People forget announcement details like date and time. Your "bike of the month" doesn't have to be the "best bike." Try "dirtiest" bike! The oldest bike? When choosing the BOTM, use restaurant staff to choose. Their uninformed choices are hilarious! Long "devotionals" are not a good idea. Share Christ through a brief scripture, a story or a testimony. Instead of announcing your devotional, maybe make it a part of your closing prayer. You can share the entire Gospel in less than 5 minutes. Christians will appreciate the longer message or study but the people you most want to reach will likely not. Leave them wanting more. Invite people to your "men's or "women's breakfast" or "home group" or "church retreat." The biker breakfast is "step one" in the outreach; meeting people, making new friends, introducing Jesus. Pray with your chapter or team the day before the breakfast. A biker breakfast without prayer covering is just a breakfast. If you are serious about this as an outreach, don't neglect serious intercessory prayer! b