Our Mission

Brothers of Valhalla Military Motorcycle Club is about continuing the family unity through friendship and community outreach that is well deserved for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country and those on the Front Lines in our communities.

Creating an environment that feels like a brotherhood and sisterhood is a highlight for those in the military and first responder communities and should continue outside of work for whatever type of transitions may or may not be occurring. (When Active Duty need a network, Veterans transition into civilian life after their selfless years of service, First Responders changing to a different emergency services career or department, on the job injury or loss, an so much more).

The actions of our Men and Women in Military, Law Enforcement, and Emergency Services do come at a cost. We don’t want them or their families to go at it alone.

Here are only a few important issues that our Military and First Responders fight with that we hope to help be a part of in a positive and impactful way:

• PTSD

  • Feeling a lack of purpose after transition to civilian life for military or trauma from what is seen during first responders work days

    • job skills/trouble finding a job that gives your self esteem a since of empowerment/pride

  • Suicidal thoughts

  • Suicide attempts

    • mental and physical recovery

  • Homelessness

• TBI

• Physical Disabilities & Injuries

The families of anyone who served and first responder families are also in need of support and are deserving of that family bond of outreach to help with:

1. The loss of a loved one from

   1. Combat injury

   2. Line of Duty

   3. Suicide

   4. Health reasons

   5. Accidents

2. Those who are care-giving and are a support to those during and after Military and First Respodnder Service

   1. Navigating paperwork

      1. POA

         1. Medical Executor

      2. Living Will

   2. Benefits & Applying for Services

   3. Support Groups

   4. Private healthcare services