NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A rumble of motorcycles filled the parking lot outside of Roadside Grill in Old Hickory, but riders weren't just there for the ride, they came for a reason.

Veterans and supporters gathered at the bar and grill to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project through a motorcycle ride coordinated by Billy Hentz. The nonprofit supports veterans' mental and physical health.

"The whole world counts on these guys. The very least that we can do is take care of them the way they've taken care of us," Hentz said.

All proceeds from the event went directly to the cause. If you'd like to support the Wounded Warrior Project click here.

"100% of the money is going to Wounded Warriors," James Hampton said.

The annual fundraiser has grown significantly since its inception.

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