ALRs Post 283
Stay up don't slide
The beginning of the American Legion Riders
In the fall of 1993 a guy named Chuck Dare from Post 396 in Garden City Michigan came up with the idea to start a motorcycle association that would operate within the American Legion. It was to be a family oriented group. With a lot of work from Chuck, this is how the riders started. Today there are groups of American Legion Riders throughout the country.
This is just a small list of things the American Legion Riders do. Participation in the annual POW/MIA Rally, sponsoring or participating in local charity events, raising money for such organizations as local VA Hospitals , Battered Woman and Childrens Center, Varied Children Youth programs, School for the Blind, Veterans Relief, needy familys and many others, sponsoring or participating in motorcycle run's to benefit numerous charities, Participation in memorial and cummunity parades. The American Legion Riders is all about helping others and having fun doing it.
In the fall of 1993 a guy named Chuck Dare from Post 396 in Garden City Michigan came up with the idea to start a motorcycle association that would operate within the American Legion. It was to be a family oriented group. With a lot of work from Chuck, this is how the riders started. Today there are groups of American Legion Riders throughout the country.
This is just a small list of things the American Legion Riders do. Participation in the annual POW/MIA Rally, sponsoring or participating in local charity events, raising money for such organizations as local VA Hospitals , Battered Woman and Childrens Center, Varied Children Youth programs, School for the Blind, Veterans Relief, needy familys and many others, sponsoring or participating in motorcycle run's to benefit numerous charities, Participation in memorial and cummunity parades. The American Legion Riders is all about helping others and having fun doing it.
Who can become a ALR member
You can be a member of Post 283 Riders as long as you are a payed up American Legion member,Aux, or son's and you don't have to be a member of Post 283, just as long as you are a American Legion member some were in the world.
You can be a member of Post 283 Riders as long as you are a payed up American Legion member,Aux, or son's and you don't have to be a member of Post 283, just as long as you are a American Legion member some were in the world.
Come join the American Legion Riders Post 283 and take pride in helping others, enjoy the friends you will make, injoy the rides that we go on, but mostly enjoy the feeling you will have helping others in need.
National Commander
American Legion
Jimmie Foster
American Legion
Jimmie Foster
