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We are grateful to the members of the Iron Legacy Motorcycle Club (Guillotine Crew from Delaware and Maryland) Over many months in 2019 and in 2020, the Crew led by M-Dog and Tenacious have been working hard to supply hundreds of loaves of bread, lots of clothing, tons on food items and blankets and other provisions to our radical Hospitality program for the homeless, hungry or lonely in Georgetown. The Guillotine Crew helps us to achieve our goals even though our human services program is on a very tight budget. Each week we are giving out over 700 Free Grab&Go Brown Bagged, Ready to Eat, Meals to our homeless, hungry or lonely. We also give out thousands of bottles of water and hundreds of free cups of coffee. We have Free Lunches on Mondays and Thursdays. We have Free Dinners on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. We try to help our homeless, hungry or hurting guests in anyway we possibly can in a variety of ways.
We also appreciate the other items that the Guillotine Crew provides to us like blankets and clothing, so we can consistently help our unsheltered neighbors with a clean and dry change of clothes or to give out warm, thick blankets and hoodies in the cold months. This motorcycle club in Laurel, DE is a very caring group and we appreciate them so much. We wouldn't be able to do many of the things we are doing without their help and ?? heart for helping others who need a hand up. The MC Crew also enjoys spending time with us at our program in Georgetown. We are known as "The Shepherd's Office." We have been in operation since December of 2017. We have helped hundreds of individuals and families struggling with poverty and homelessness to connect with our caring community of friends and helpers.
You can learn more about us through following my Facebook page at www.facebook.com/helpinghomeless There are lots of posts on Facebook about the important donations and help by the Guillotine Crew and many pictures of the amazing work they do for us. You can also view the many fb live Videos of the various guests who reach out across our on-line community for help and support. We call ourselves the "office" because we are only open during the day and early evenings up to 9 pm. We are not an overnight shelter, but we a community resource center for the homeless, hungry or lonely. We offer free WiFi, cell phone charging station, free meals, coffee, water and friendship. We couldn't do all this for our homeless, hungry or lonely guests without the MC Guillotine Crew. A big shout out of thanks and gratitude to Lance and Tammy and the rest of the Iron Legacy MC Guillotine Crew!!! ??????????????????????????
Jim Martin, Director Shepherd's Office, Inc. www.jimmypoppop.com 408 N. Bedford Street Georgetown DE 19947 302 858 8556 302 858 4547 jimmymartin767@gmail.com We are a 501c3 non profit organization incorporated in Georgetown, DE.
Benjamin S.
Iron Legacy, First off, I wanna let you know that I think your club is phenomenal. The lengths you go to to help others is extraordinary (Especially with the Special Olympics). I am in Colorado and the members here, Speedy, Bronco, and Cash are some good guys. I haven't known them long but if they are a reflection of the rest of the club, I am excited! Even with this COVID-19, they have made themselves available to answer my questions and get to know me. Thanks guys!
Putnan County Early Learning Center
Dear Iron Legacy MC, I wanted to take a moment to reach out and share an experience that I encountered with a few members from your Eatonton and Milledgeville Chapter. Putnam County Primary Early Learning Center held a transportation event which showcases multiple forms of transportation. I contacted Cowboy, of Milledgeville Ga, in regards to being a part of our transportation show. Motorcycles are an intricate part of transportation and I knew that kids would absolutely adore this form of transportation. I was completely floored at how respectful, genuine, and kid friendly the club members were with 281 students. Not to mention, that the students were of ages 3-5. These members, Doc (VP Eatonton Ga Chapter), Maverick (VP Milledgeville Chapter) Fatz( and Michelle), Squidward, Patches, and Tank, paid special attention to students including students with disabilities. Each child was able to explore the motorcycles while learning about them and their special features. PCPELC expresses gratitude and great appreciation for Iron Legacy MC Eatonton and Milledgeville Chapters. This was a cold and windy event so we want to thank the 6 gentlemen that participated to make this event a success.
Neenah Animal Shelter
Hello All Iron Legacy MC members who participated in the donation drive for the Animal Shelter:
On behalf of the Board of Directors, Staff and Animals here at the Neenah Animal Shelter-we THANK YOU so much for cruising in last week and dropping off Donations and Supplies! Your donations make a huge difference in the lives of our cats and dogs. We provide a safe place for stray, surrendered and abandoned animals until they can find their permanent homes.
Happy Holidays and Best Wishes for the New Year!
Thank You!
Mary Setton,
NAS Board President
John
Wish we had a group like this in Missouri. Not many places for a retired hell raiser. Love what you stand for. Ride on, brothers.
Jd
Good Morning,
My name is "JD"
I have been hanging around some of your IL guys in Phoenix, Arizona.
I want to say thank you to President "Chuck" and his guys for giving me the opportunity to HANG AROUND.
I also want to thank VP "BACKDOOR" and Sergeant of Arms "STE-ADY" for their time.
I just wanted express my thoughts this morning.
Ride SAFE, Ride Hard
"JD"
Tommy De. Moore
I like very much that you do not infringe no restrict a brothers right, like my former club which seems to be moving more towards 1%. (Stroker)
Sandra
I was in Sonny's the other day eating with my daughter we saw your motorcycle club walk through the door and I have to say I was shocked because things that I had heard throughout my life about motorcycle clubs proved not to be true y'all were very respectful y'all were laughing and having a good time sitting there with your brothers and your women and I realized that basically y'all are just a family pulled together by love or destiny and I wanted to tell you that it was a very good experience for me because it showed me that the horrific things I had been told about motorcycle clubs was not true yeah I'm sure there's been times in y'all's lives where things probably have happened that you wish hadn't happened but the overall picture that I got sitting in Sonny's was a very strong Brotherhood
Goose
Good page , ride safe. Any of your brothers in the KC area see one of my guys please approach and introduce yourselves
Chapter P. Goose —- Yellow Jackets MC Crash Inn Chapter
Ed
Yo wazup, I just wanted to let you guys know that I really did what you guys stand for. I am retired LAPD, but I ride with a MM here in Oregon. I pray that you guys are all well, may God bless you.
Ed (Witness) Warrior of Faith MM Portland, Oregon Chapter.
Dave
Gentlemen:
I once came out to visit your club in or around Shelbyville and/or on the outskirts of Louisville, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. As a matter of fact, I wished I had stayed and completed the process. If I knew the route back to your clubhouse, and if you would accept me back, I would return immediately.
Amanda S
Ran into a group of your Brothers and their hearts this past weekend while traveling home from a Soccer tournament with my 11 year old son. I have always encouraged my kids that if they feel comfortable, to approach others and ask questions, we have had some amazing conversations with some interesting folks. He was interested in your Brothers' bikes, and wanted to wait for them to finish breakfast at the restaurant so he could talk to them about the bikes. The group came pouring out, talking about gassing up their bikes, laughing at who got the best and worse gas mileage and went to their bikes. My son, who is amazingly fearless, walked up and asked them if they could answer a few questions for him about their bikes and vests and patches. They took the time to talk with him, answer his questions. I was raised that everyone is important, and that most of the time, fear and prejudice is spawned from ignorance. So have taught my boys that if they don't understand or have questions, it's ok to ask or research to figure things out. I just wanted to tell you all that I appreciate the time they took to talk to him, thank you for being a shining light in this world that has grown so dark with hate and drugs and fear that our kids are forced to navigate as they grow in to adults. He not only met some of your Brothers and Hearts this weekend, he met some new heroes. Afterwards, all he could talk about was rebuilding his own bike, and when is he going to get a bike bigger than his little 50cc dirt bike, and how cool it would be if one of those guys was related to him, and how nice the Hearts were, and how they had made a family with friends like we have, and that there are more than one meaning to the word "family". Thank you all for what you do, for what you stand for. This momma appreciates all of it....
Flip My Cycle.com
wE HAD THE PLEASURE TO CHANGE THE TIRE OF THESE RIDERS AND APPRECIATE HOW HONEST AND RESPECTFUL THESE RIDERS WERE. THANK YOU FOR LETTING US KNOW ABOUT YOUR CHAPTER AND CLUB. RIDE SAFE AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. THANK YOU....JASON
Lauren
I was in a bind and kid you not when I say this group saved what could’ve domino’d into a really, really difficult situation. Within minutes of reaching out to Bruin, help was on the way. A gentleman named Curb met me exactly where I was at to help. We resolved the issue quickly and I was able to get back on my way. I had never met Curb before, and yet he was willing to help a total stranger, immediately. This group of bikers is a family, comprised of some of the most upstanding, respectful and respectable humans I’ve ever encountered. They’re selfless, gritty, deeply kind, and get the job done. I cannot express my gratitude enough toward Bruin, Curb and Ihop. Thank you.
Dream Ride Team
Thank you to all your support to the Dream Ride Experience!
Good Morning,
We are grateful to the members of the Iron Legacy Motorcycle Club (Guillotine Crew from Delaware and Maryland)
Over many months in 2019 and in 2020, the Crew led by M-Dog and Tenacious have been working hard to supply hundreds of loaves of bread, lots of clothing, tons on food items and blankets and other provisions to our radical Hospitality program for the homeless, hungry or lonely in Georgetown. The Guillotine Crew helps us to achieve our goals even though our human services program is on a very tight budget. Each week we are giving out over 700 Free Grab&Go Brown Bagged, Ready to Eat, Meals to our homeless, hungry or lonely. We also give out thousands of bottles of water and hundreds of free cups of coffee. We have Free Lunches on Mondays and Thursdays. We have Free Dinners on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. We try to help our homeless, hungry or hurting guests in anyway we possibly can in a variety of ways.
We also appreciate the other items that the Guillotine Crew provides to us like blankets and clothing, so we can consistently help our unsheltered neighbors with a clean and dry change of clothes or to give out warm, thick blankets and hoodies in the cold months. This motorcycle club in Laurel, DE is a very caring group and we appreciate them so much. We wouldn't be able to do many of the things we are doing without their help and ?? heart for helping others who need a hand up. The MC Crew also enjoys spending time with us at our program in Georgetown. We are known as "The Shepherd's Office." We have been in operation since December of 2017. We have helped hundreds of individuals and families struggling with poverty and homelessness to connect with our caring community of friends and helpers.
You can learn more about us through following my Facebook page at www.facebook.com/helpinghomeless
There are lots of posts on Facebook about the important donations and help by the Guillotine Crew and many pictures of the amazing work they do for us. You can also view the many fb live Videos of the various guests who reach out across our on-line community for help and support. We call ourselves the "office" because we are only open during the day and early evenings up to 9 pm. We are not an overnight shelter, but we a community resource center for the homeless, hungry or lonely. We offer free WiFi, cell phone charging station, free meals, coffee, water and friendship. We couldn't do all this for our homeless, hungry or lonely guests without the MC Guillotine Crew. A big shout out of thanks and gratitude to Lance and Tammy and the rest of the Iron Legacy MC Guillotine Crew!!! ??????????????????????????
Jim Martin, Director
Shepherd's Office, Inc.
www.jimmypoppop.com
408 N. Bedford Street
Georgetown DE 19947
302 858 8556
302 858 4547
jimmymartin767@gmail.com
We are a 501c3 non profit organization incorporated in Georgetown, DE.
Iron Legacy,
First off, I wanna let you know that I think your club is phenomenal. The lengths you go to to help others is extraordinary (Especially with the Special Olympics). I am in Colorado and the members here, Speedy, Bronco, and Cash are some good guys. I haven't known them long but if they are a reflection of the rest of the club, I am excited! Even with this COVID-19, they have made themselves available to answer my questions and get to know me. Thanks guys!
Dear Iron Legacy MC,
I wanted to take a moment to reach out and share an experience that I encountered with a few members from your Eatonton and Milledgeville Chapter. Putnam County Primary Early Learning Center held a transportation event which showcases multiple forms of transportation. I contacted Cowboy, of Milledgeville Ga, in regards to being a part of our transportation show. Motorcycles are an intricate part of transportation and I knew that kids would absolutely adore this form of transportation. I was completely floored at how respectful, genuine, and kid friendly the club members were with 281 students. Not to mention, that the students were of ages 3-5.
These members, Doc (VP Eatonton Ga Chapter), Maverick (VP Milledgeville Chapter) Fatz( and Michelle), Squidward, Patches, and Tank, paid special attention to students including students with disabilities. Each child was able to explore the motorcycles while learning about them and their special features.
PCPELC expresses gratitude and great appreciation for Iron Legacy MC Eatonton and Milledgeville Chapters. This was a cold and windy event so we want to thank the 6 gentlemen that participated to make this event a success.
Hello All Iron Legacy MC members who participated in the donation drive for the Animal Shelter:
On behalf of the Board of Directors, Staff and Animals here at the Neenah Animal Shelter-we THANK YOU so much for cruising in last week and dropping off Donations and Supplies! Your donations make a huge difference in the lives of our cats and dogs. We provide a safe place for stray, surrendered and abandoned animals until they can find their permanent homes.
Happy Holidays and Best Wishes for the New Year!
Thank You!
Mary Setton,
NAS Board President
Wish we had a group like this in Missouri. Not many places for a retired hell raiser. Love what you stand for. Ride on, brothers.
Good Morning,
My name is "JD"
I have been hanging around some of your IL guys in Phoenix, Arizona.
I want to say thank you to President "Chuck" and his guys for giving me the opportunity to HANG AROUND.
I also want to thank VP "BACKDOOR" and Sergeant of Arms "STE-ADY" for their time.
I just wanted express my thoughts this morning.
Ride SAFE, Ride Hard
"JD"
I like very much that you do not infringe no restrict a brothers right, like my former club which seems to be moving more towards 1%. (Stroker)
I was in Sonny's the other day eating with my daughter we saw your motorcycle club walk through the door and I have to say I was shocked because things that I had heard throughout my life about motorcycle clubs proved not to be true y'all were very respectful y'all were laughing and having a good time sitting there with your brothers and your women and I realized that basically y'all are just a family pulled together by love or destiny and I wanted to tell you that it was a very good experience for me because it showed me that the horrific things I had been told about motorcycle clubs was not true yeah I'm sure there's been times in y'all's lives where things probably have happened that you wish hadn't happened but the overall picture that I got sitting in Sonny's was a very strong Brotherhood
Good page , ride safe. Any of your brothers in the KC area see one of my guys please approach and introduce yourselves
Chapter P. Goose —- Yellow Jackets MC
Crash Inn Chapter
Yo wazup, I just wanted to let you guys know that I really did what you guys stand for. I am retired LAPD, but I ride with a MM here in Oregon. I pray that you guys are all well, may God bless you.
Ed (Witness)
Warrior of Faith MM
Portland, Oregon Chapter.
Gentlemen:
I once came out to visit your club in or around Shelbyville and/or on the outskirts of Louisville, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. As a matter of fact, I wished I had stayed and completed the process. If I knew the route back to your clubhouse, and if you would accept me back, I would return immediately.
Ran into a group of your Brothers and their hearts this past weekend while traveling home from a Soccer tournament with my 11 year old son. I have always encouraged my kids that if they feel comfortable, to approach others and ask questions, we have had some amazing conversations with some interesting folks. He was interested in your Brothers' bikes, and wanted to wait for them to finish breakfast at the restaurant so he could talk to them about the bikes. The group came pouring out, talking about gassing up their bikes, laughing at who got the best and worse gas mileage and went to their bikes. My son, who is amazingly fearless, walked up and asked them if they could answer a few questions for him about their bikes and vests and patches. They took the time to talk with him, answer his questions. I was raised that everyone is important, and that most of the time, fear and prejudice is spawned from ignorance. So have taught my boys that if they don't understand or have questions, it's ok to ask or research to figure things out. I just wanted to tell you all that I appreciate the time they took to talk to him, thank you for being a shining light in this world that has grown so dark with hate and drugs and fear that our kids are forced to navigate as they grow in to adults. He not only met some of your Brothers and Hearts this weekend, he met some new heroes. Afterwards, all he could talk about was rebuilding his own bike, and when is he going to get a bike bigger than his little 50cc dirt bike, and how cool it would be if one of those guys was related to him, and how nice the Hearts were, and how they had made a family with friends like we have, and that there are more than one meaning to the word "family". Thank you all for what you do, for what you stand for. This momma appreciates all of it....
wE HAD THE PLEASURE TO CHANGE THE TIRE OF THESE RIDERS AND APPRECIATE HOW HONEST AND RESPECTFUL THESE RIDERS WERE. THANK YOU FOR LETTING US KNOW ABOUT YOUR CHAPTER AND CLUB. RIDE SAFE AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. THANK YOU....JASON
I was in a bind and kid you not when I say this group saved what could’ve domino’d into a really, really difficult situation. Within minutes of reaching out to Bruin, help was on the way. A gentleman named Curb met me exactly where I was at to help. We resolved the issue quickly and I was able to get back on my way. I had never met Curb before, and yet he was willing to help a total stranger, immediately. This group of bikers is a family, comprised of some of the most upstanding, respectful and respectable humans I’ve ever encountered. They’re selfless, gritty, deeply kind, and get the job done. I cannot express my gratitude enough toward Bruin, Curb and Ihop. Thank you.
Thank you to all your support to the Dream Ride Experience!