KIPP Blytheville Collegiate High School Recruitment Event

April 21, 2019, Blytheville AR

Thin Blue Line LE MC, Arkansas was invited to attend the KIPP Blytheville Collegiate High School Recruitment Event.

With the motorcycles being a draw, the event was a success and the school received 27 applications for the 2019-2020 school year in the 3 hour event!! No other recruiting event has ever even come close to that number of applicants!! We also had a very good club meeting as well!!

#TBLStrong

Ride For Zach

April 13, 2019 – Afton, Wisconsin

Chicago area Thin Blue Line LE MC members attended the Ride for Zach Olson.

Zach is a 19 year old young man with terminal brain cancer. He wanted a large group of bikes to get together to ride for him. We wish Zach well and hope he enjoyed all the bikes that gathered.

Blue Lives Matter March 2019, Houston Tx

Blue Lives Matter March was held on March 10, 2019 at the Houston Racetrack. Members of Thin Blue Line LE MC participated in the event and auction.

Funds raised will go to the Relentless Defender Foundation and Thin Blue Line Foundation, both foundations assist the families of fallen officers, first responders and the military.

Thin Blue Line LE MC Participation In Ride For Abigail

On Sunday, March 3, 2019, members of Thin Blue Line LE MC participated in the Ride for Abigail.

Abigail is a 6-year old little girl who is fighting terminal cancer. Her wish was to become a police officer. Freeport Police Department, Freeport TX swore her in as an Honorary Police Officer. The Texas Rangers also made Abigail an Honorary Texas Ranger.

Fight the fight Abigail!

Fundraiser For Captain Wes Hensley

A joint fundraiser with Central Texas HD (CTH), TMPA, and the OAG Association was held at CTH for Texas OAG Captain Wes Hensley, who was shot 9 times during a felony warrant execution in Harris County

TBL LEMC ATX Chapter attended and provided a check to the TOAG Association for $1,000. The money was a small part from the chapter funds but mostly from chapter member’s private pockets.  I could not be more proud of the members of TBL ATX Chapter at last minute notice they dropped what they were doing and within 30 minutes had raised $1,000 to help this Texas Guardian of the Thin Blue Line.  ATX Chapter members got to meet Captain Hensley’s children and learned that the Captain is doing well and in good spirits. I expressed to his children that their father has the fighting spirit of a true Texas Peace Officer Hero.

The TOAG Association President advised me that there is an upcoming fundraiser in Houston very soon.

2018 Year in Review

2018 was an exciting year for Thin Blue Line LE MC.  We were busy in our communities and helping others.  Our year is always packed with various benefits and fundraisers for our first responders and community services.  There is never a dull moment in this Club – we participate in as many benefits and events that our time allows.

We have annual participation in Back the Badge Ride; Texas Association of First Responders Wild Game Cook-off, Ride for the Fallen in Austin TX; Joey Barraza Memorial Ride in El Paso; Taking children to the Houston Rodeo; Bikes for Excellence; 4th of July parades across the community; Watermelon Run for the Fallen; Brazos Valley Annual 9/11 ride; Thin Blue Line Foundation Fajita Cook-off/fundraiser; Lonestar Rally, and Christmas shopping and toy drives in various communities. 

A few highlights from the year that the Club participated in are:

Benefit for Officer Nestor Garcia who was hit by a car during a traffic stop.

Check presentation to Officer Nick Tullier, who was one of the Deputies shot on July 17th, 2016, in the ambush on Police Officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He was shot 3 times, in the abdomen, shoulder and head.  He is still recovering.

Houston Police Family Support Unit BBQ Fundraiser – The Houston Police Family Support Unit is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the Houston Police Officers and their families in the event of a line-of-duty injury.

Sante Fe Strong Benefit

After the devastating shooting at Santa Fe High School, the Galveston chapter of Thin Blue Line LE MC, coordinated a benefit for the community.

With the help of Relentless Defender Apparel, t-shirts were made and sold, with 100% of the proceeds going to the benefit.

On May 25th, a few members of the Galveston Chapter rode to UTMB Galveston to donate blood for the victims of the Santa Fe shooting. We also visited Officer Barnes that was confined in Jeanie Sealy Hospital.

TBL sisters assisting with registration during the Benefit at the Garage in Alvin.

Our TBL Nation President Rico leading the Police Escorted Benefit Ride

On August 24th, we distributed 100% of the proceeds from the ride Benefit totaling $19,724.90 to multiple surviving victims of the Santa Fe tragedy. We could not have done this without the support of our TBL brothers and sisters from all chapters.

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