Cruisin For The Cause

Centurions- The Oldest Law Enforcement MC in the world

WHO WE ARE

A POLICE ORGANIZED MOTORCYCLE CLUB

The oldest law enforcement motorcycle club in North America.

The Centurions was started by a Group of Camden City New Jersey police officers in 1973. That original club has grown and currently has chapters in 9 states and Canada. Our organization is a police oriented Group of motorcycle enthusiasts who get together to socialize and enjoy the wind in our faces. We are however, not all about PLAY. We support and are active in numerous charity efforts. The North Toronto Centurions is registered as non-profit organization both provincially and federally. Each year we dedicate our efforts to collaborate with the Sick Kids Foundation in an effort to strengthen both our community and our future goals.

OUR APPROACH

Our Story: From Badges to Brotherhood

Founded in Camden City, New Jersey, by a group of passionate police officers, the Centurions began as a small club driven by the shared love of motorcycles and the camaraderie of the open road. Over the years, our spirit of brotherhood and commitment to giving back has propelled us forward. Today, with chapters across North America and the world, we’ve transformed into a force for good, actively participating in charity efforts and building bridges within our communities. Each ride, each volunteering event, and each interaction is a testament to our core values: brotherhood, service, and leaving a positive mark on the world. We are the Centurions, and our story continues to unfold with every mile we ride and every life we touch.

— Mission: Brotherhood, Bikes, and Beyond

Founded in 1973 by Camden City police officers, the Centurions Motorcycle Club has expanded across nine states and Canada, uniting officers who share a passion for motorcycles and camaraderie. More than just riding buddies, we’re a force for good, actively participating in charity endeavors and strengthening our communities.

— Our Vision

The Centurions envision a future where police officers, first responders and military personnel can connect and build lasting bonds through their shared love of motorcycling. We strive to be a positive force in the communities we serve, actively participating in charitable initiatives and fostering positive relationships with the public. By collaborating with organizations like the Sick Kids Foundation, we aim to make a tangible difference in the lives of others, while simultaneously strengthening our commitment to service and fellowship. As we expand our reach and impact, we envision a world where the Centurions are recognized for our passion for riding and our dedication to community and good works.

— Sick Kids Hospital

Beyond our rides, we’re dedicated to giving back, actively participating in various charity efforts and contributing to the betterment of our communities. So far Centurions MC North Toronto has raised over $90,000 for Sick Kids Hospital in Toronto. With your help we are hoping to raise over $40,000 in our annual Cruisin For The Cause – Ride and Rally. We are always looking for sponsors and partners to help with prizes and donations. If you or your organization can help please reach out to info@centurionsmc.ca.

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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