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The Warrior Brotherhood is a veterans motorcycle club that seeks to defend veterans' right to ride in peace and provide support to fellow veterans. They plan to achieve their mission of engaging the local community in veterans wellness programs through outreach assistance, working with other organizations, and building relationships to promote their projects and give veterans hope. Their goal is to be a grassroots bridge for struggling veterans by finding and addressing community needs with the same dignity and honor they served the nation with.
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Warriors brotherhood ppt
- 1. WARRIOR BROTHERHOOD A Motorcycle Club with a Cause
- 2. ABOUT THE NPO The Warrior Brotherhood is a Veterans Motorcycle Club. We seek no territory, we have no hidden agendas. We check in, and are granted the right to fly, by the dominate MC where ever we have chapters. We believe in every Veterans right to ride in peace. We will defend that right without fail.
- 3. LOCAL HAPPENINGS You are now, and will forever more, be a member of the warrior class. None of us are capable of going through this alone. From centuries of experience the warrior's survival is dependant upon being in the company of other warriors. Find your "merry band of brothers", whomever they be, and begin to live the life a warrior is due.
- 5. ACTION PLAN • Community Outreach Assistance • Working with VALOR • Continue to reach their mission objectives
- 6. MISSION AND GOAL • The Mission is simple, to engage the community in a wellness program for all veterans in the community and surrounding area. • The goal is to create relationships in the community to help promote the project and build hope for the future.
- 7. CONCLUSION • Their identity is just to show up and be the grass roots bridge for struggling veterans. • They find a need and attack it with the same dignity and honor that they served this great nation.