Welcome Firefighters From Around The World
Are you a firefighter that enjoys riding and wants to ride with a group that shares a common interest and the genuine meaning of camaraderie? Then come take a ride with the Brother's Keepers Motorcycle Club.
Learn more...Our Purpose
The original purpose of the Brother's Keepers Motorcycle Club was to form a motorcycle club for firefighters to belong to. A way that firefighters in a local area could communicate about rides and events. With a firefighter's odd work schedules, finding time to ride together is difficult, but with a club, it became easier. Believe it or not, riding with our fellow firefighter brothers is main purpose of the BKMC. Now we have grown to much more than that. Our purpose is to support local & national charities, to promote safety, increase awareness of motorcycles, and improve the image of "bikers." Oh yeah, have fun too!
Upcoming Charity Events
Recent News
October 11, 2024 • 40th - Western Coalfield, KY
For the Love of Community in Western Kentucky
With funds raised during their annual Burn Run, the Brother's Keepers MC-Chapter 40 was able to donate $1,500 to The Meeting Place! The Meeting Place is a community outreach organization based in Sturgis, KY that helps anyone seeking aid with faith-based resources for a varity of issues including addiction, forgiveness, fear, and anger management strategies. This money will help them with their mission of offering these services to the Sturgis, Uniontown, and Morganfield, KY areas.
For more information or to make a donation to BKMC Chapter 40- Western Coalfield, KY or The Meeting Place, please reach out on Facebook!
October 3, 2024 • 6th - Lexington, KY (The Six Pack)
Multiple Brother's Keepers Chapters Make 2024 Red Helmet Ride
Brother's Keepers across the state of Kentucky take to the streets in support of the Kentucky Fallen Firefighters in the annual Red Helmet Ride. This ride pays tribute to firefighters lost in the line of duty throughout the state. BKMC Chapter 6 was joined by Chapters 25, 32, and 40 in paying their respects and honoring the sacrifices of fallen brothers and sisters.
For information on how you can contribute to the Kentucky Fallen Firefighters Memorial, contact Bruce Roberts at bruce.roberts@kctcs.edu
