Centurions MC North Toronto:

Riding the Legacy of North America’s Oldest Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club!

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WHO WE ARE

The Centurions, the oldest law enforcement motorcycle club in North America, was founded by a group of Camden City New Jersey police officers in 1973. Since then, it has expanded and currently operates chapters in 9 states and Canada. Our organization brings together police-oriented motorcycle enthusiasts who come together to socialize and feel the wind on their faces. However, our focus extends beyond leisure activities as we actively support various charitable endeavors. As a registered non-profit organization at both provincial and federal levels, the North Toronto Centurions collaborate with the Sick Kids Foundation each year to strengthen our community and work towards achieving our future goals.

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WHAT WE DO

— Fundraising

The Centurions Motorcycle Club actively organizes fundraising events to support various charitable causes in their community.

— Foster Relationships

A law enforcement-founded motorcycle club engages in community outreach and charitable activities to foster positive relationships between law enforcement officers and the local community.

— Organized Rides

Members of a law enforcement-founded motorcycle club often participate in organized rides to raise awareness and funds for various causes such as supporting fallen officers or assisting veterans.

— Bonding

These clubs provide a supportive network for current and retired law enforcement officers along with first responders who share a passion for motorcycles, allowing them to bond over their shared experiences and interests.

— Support Network

Through organized events and gatherings, these clubs facilitate networking opportunities among members of different law enforcement agencies, enabling the exchange of knowledge and expertise in addressing common challenges faced by first responders and military.

— Advocacy

In addition to fostering camaraderie within the first responder community, this clubs also serves as platforms for advocacy on issues affecting both motorcyclists’ rights and the well-being of law enforcement and first responders as well as miltary personnel.

IMPACT STORIES

Hope Blooms From a Shadow: Leo’s Story of Transplant and Resilience

Leo, a vibrant 12-year-old with a passion for art, was diagnosed with a rare liver disease that turned his world upside down. At SickKids, he faced the daunting prospect of a liver transplant, a complex and risky procedure. The wait for a donor felt like an eternity, filled with fear and uncertainty. Yet, Leo’s spirit never faltered.

Second Chances and Superhero Strength: Sarah’s Triumph Over Leukemia

Sarah, a fearless seven-year-old with a superhero obsession, stepped into SickKids not as a patient, but as a warrior. Diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, her tiny body faced the formidable challenge of chemotherapy. The side effects were brutal, stealing her energy and turning her vibrant spirit into a whisper.

DONATE

Support Us and Change the Course of a Child’s Life Today!

Please help us continue our charity work by donating or becoming a sponsor of our yearly “Crusisin For The Cause” ride and rally. Every little bit helps contact us today for more information.

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