The annual military veterans motorcycle run from the Pentagon parking lot to the Vietnam Memorial on the National Mall will continue next Memorial Day weekend under the leadership of a different veterans organization.

Military veterans advocacy group American Veterans (AMVETS) has taken the torch of organizing the motorcycle rally after Rolling Thunder, a group that honors prisoners of war and missing in action service members, decided last year that it would no longer sponsor the event after 32 years.

AMVETS is sponsoring a three-day event next to the Lincoln Memorial, where speakers and entertainers will honor POWs and MIA service members and advocate for more resources to help mitigate the high suicide rates among surviving veterans.

The event will culminate with the motorcycle rally, which will be officially re-branded the “Rolling to Remember” demonstration run.

“This will not be a party. It is a serious demonstration to bring awareness and accountability for POWs and MIAs left behind and suicide prevention,” AMVETS National Executive Director Joe Chenelly said.