NEW BERLIN (WITI) — Armed Forces Week in Milwaukee wraps up on Saturday, May 18th with the 10th Annual Support the Troops Ride which is open to the public.

The event starts at Hal’s Harley-Davidson (rain or shine), 1925 S. Moorland Rd., New Berlin on Saturday, May 19 at 9 a.m. with registration and a pancake breakfast. Riders will leave from Hal’s Harley-Davidson at 11 a.m. The ride will end at noon at the Harley-Davidson Museum 500 W. Canal St., in Milwaukee with a ceremony, 21-gun salute, taps and wreath laying.

RACINE (WITI) — Nearly a dozen purple collection bins have popped up in southeastern Wisconsin over the past few months and many are wondering where exactly their donations are going.

The boxes say “Reuse Books,” and are promoted as a place to donate books, CDs and DVDs. Although it remains unclear who is collecting the items and who is receiving the items.

FOX6 News caught up with two men who were emptying the purple bin at the Racine Centre on Washington Ave.

“We’re trucking them back to Aurora, Illinois,” said Chad Johnson.

The men said they were contracted employees.

“We go through them, we separate the good books from the ones that are just trash,” said Johnson.

Johnson also said he has no idea what happens to the items once he delivers them to the warehouse in Illinois.

RACINE (WITI) -- Shepherds Ministries, a leading provider of services to adults with intellectual disabilities, is prepared to launch three, one-week summer camps for students, ages 13 to 21, on their campus in Union Grove, Wisconsin.

“For many years, Shepherds Ministries has offered quality programs to help and encourage families with adult children who have intellectual disabilities,” said Andrea Humphrey, Coordinator of Camp Discovery. “We see a pronounced need among families for a respite program for younger children in the same situation.”

By creating a safe, fun, and supportive environment, the staff of Camp Discovery will come alongside the campers and help them start to explore questions like “Who am I?” and “What can I do with my abilities?”

Through a variety of skill-building classes and fun activities like field trips, boating, crafts, Bible studies, sports and computers, Camp Discovery can help students discover the possibilities that lie ahead.