CHAPTER'S HISTORY

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During August 2001 seven visionary individuals met in Conway, South Carolina and formed the Buffalo Soldiers of South Carolina Motorcycle Club Inc. and became the 18th Chapter within the National Association of Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers Motorcycle Clubs Incorporated. The Chapter’s mission is to dedicate ourselves to be actively committed and visible within our communities. This dedication comes from the inspiration of the Buffalo Soldiers who withstood insurmountable hardships to rise to a place in history of merit and honor. The Chapter has donated thousands of dollars to charitable nonprofit organizations, such as Boys Homes, Children’s Hospitals, a Community Resource Center, donated bicycles to families and assisted many more groups in need.

 

Buffalo Soldiers of South Carolina has also participated in Community Programs (Churches and Day Care Centers), parades, Buffalo Soldiers Presentations in schools, colleges, sponsor Canned Food Drives for families, donates to food pantries and participates in local Charity Rides. The Chapter has also donated to the National Organization for various causes such as: Tom Joyner Historical Black College Foundation, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington D C, and Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota (Oglala Sioux Tribe), Divas for a Cure (a cancer research foundation), Buffalo Soldiers Statue in Huntsville Alabama, New Orleans Katrina and Houston Flood Victims, Flight 93 Memorial and to the Florence 7.