What Defiant Brotherhood MC represents:

Defiant Brotherhood Motorcycle Club (DBMC) is a community-driven organization founded on the principles of brotherhood, loyalty, and giving back. More than just a motorcycle club, DBMC is a nonprofit organization that actively supports charitable causes, with a strong focus on aiding military, veterans, first responders, children, and families in need.

Since its inception, DBMC has been committed to making a difference both on and off the road. Members of the club share a passion for riding and come together with a unified purpose: to support and uplift their communities through charitable efforts.

Key Initiatives and Contributions

• Support for Veterans and First Responders: DBMC frequently organizes events and fundraisers to honor and assist military, local community, and first responders. They collaborate with organizations that provide resources and aid to these groups and their families.

• Community Outreach: The club has participated in events such as “Shop with a Cop,” helping children shop for holiday gifts alongside law enforcement, and toy drives for children’s hospitals like Ryan House.

• Fundraising for Local Charities: Through poker runs, rides, and community events, DBMC raises funds for causes such as homeless shelters, children’s homes, and animal rescue organizations.

A Legacy of Giving

Over the years, DBMC has built a reputation for its dedication to philanthropy. From providing security for community events to organizing food drives and fundraisers, the club takes pride in its role as a force for positive change. Members are always seeking new ways to contribute and welcome suggestions for partnerships with local organizations.

Get Involved

The Defiant Brotherhood Motorcycle Club is more than a riding group—it’s a family committed to serving the community. If you’d like to join their efforts, propose a charity event, or learn more about their initiatives, reach out to them via email at dbmccharity@gmail.com. To stay updated on upcoming events and charitable activities, follow their social media pages or visit their website.

DBMC invites everyone to be part of their journey, whether by riding alongside them or supporting their cause to build stronger, more connected communities.

How Defiant Brotherhood MC began:

In 2014 Assman, Boomer, and Wrecker found themselves belonging to a club that preached family, riding, and law enforcement support. The three rode together every weekend and could rely on each other without question. Assman came up with a great idea of a personal patch to wear for the three that lived on the East side of the valley. The patch had 3 skulls symbolizing the proverb of hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. The East Side Trio, as they now had become known, bonded even stronger. Ol’ Skol and Okie then joined them for rides every weekend. An opportunity arose for the club to show support for a fallen Phoenix police officer (Officer Hobbs), and the information was posted on the club bulletin board. The club president decided that this was not a sanctioned ride, even though the decision was contrary to the club bylaws of supporting law enforcement events. The club president then said, "you ride without colors or you turn your colors in." Without hesitation, they turned in their colors and went on the charity ride. After the event, those that turned their colors in got together and decided to form a club that actually lives by the creed. That was how the Defiant Brotherhood was formed.

What the DBMC Colors symbolize:

The ancient proverb of the three wise monkeys, Mizaru, Kikazaru, and Iwazaru embody the principle of hear no evil, see no evil, and speak no evil. This ancient proverb associates one with being of good mind, speech, and action. This is the foundation of Defiant Brotherhood MC, and it is represented in their colors. The three skulls in the center patch with their eyes, ears, and mouth covered represent the proverb, the top rocker is the name of the club, and the bottom international rocker refers to the club having chapters in multiple countries. The lettering in blue represents the thin blue line (law enforcement) that they honor, respect, and support.