About
The Militiamen Veterans Motorcycle Club was established on 21 March 2012.
Club Mission and Purpose:
The Militiamen Veterans Motorcycle Club is a law-abiding Club. We do not claim territory.
Our primary goal as a Veterans Motorcycle Club is to develop a bond between military, police, fire, and various public servants.
We strive to provide assistance to service members, their
families and other organizations supporting those in their time of need.
The Militiamen Veterans Motorcycle Club was founded as a Non-Profit Military and Public
Servant Motorcycle Club. As such, the Club and all of its Chapters operate as Non-Profit entities
in the States in which they are located and also under Federal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3).
The Militiamen Veterans Motorcycle Club was established with the Incorporation and
Chartering of the Black Hills Mother Chapter by the “First Five” members of the Club. The
“First Five” members then handpicked and recruited the next 20 members of the Club. Those members are known as “Founders”.
Thereafter, the Black Hills Mother Chapter began chartering additional Chapters of the
Militiamen VMC. As of today, there are four Charter Chapters of the Militiamen VMC in
existence.
