Pride MC

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Here is how the Pride Motorcycle Club helps Department of  Corrections Employees 

 

There are two support systems within the  Pride Motorcycle Club, the first being the chapter level and the second being  the National Board. The Chapters raise money to support their local members and  a portion of all funds raised by chapters goes to the National Board General  Fund. The National Board answers the needs of members & non-members. 

 

All annual dues and new membership fees are forwarded to the National  Board.  All proceeds from the annual “Jail Break” go to the National  Board.  These funds  all go to help correctional employees in their  time of need.  To help a member or non-member of the Pride MC all one needs  to do is to get the information of the employee to a Pride Member. We will then  forward it to the National Board.

 

If you know a Pride member you may have been approached about fundraiser's,
 we thought it was time for you to see the results of your involvement, 
membership, purchasing tickets and making donations. The following is a quote 
from a Pride MC Past National President, at a past Jail Break: “I'm going 
to open the vault here, and I'd like to read you some numbers. These are 
absolutely staggering to me, and I am proud of this Motorcycle Club, and even 
more proud of our accomplishments. These numbers are only made possible by
you,  the membership and backbone of this club.

 

This is how much we have given to correctional families in the  past
 

2001-2002 10 families $2200
2002-2003 20  families $6650
2003-2004 14  families $4350
2004-2005 16  families $7600
2005-2006 8  families $3600
2006-2007 11  families $5000
2007-2008 23 Families $9400
2008-2009 10 Families $5900
2009-2010 30 Families $20,250

A Total of 142 DOC Families were given $64,950.00 to help them in there 
time of need and these  numbers continue to grown

 

Recently the club met with the widow of a  Correctional Officer who was killed in Iraq. She said that she could look for  someone to blame, sit home and feel sorry for herself, or she could make a  difference.  How about you? Isn't it time to join and help make a  difference?
If you  want to make a difference in this club use the contact button on the Home page.