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Celebrating Brotherhood and History
As a true Brotherhood and Sisterhood Motorcycle Club (TBSMC), we proudly uphold the legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers. Originating in 1866 as a symbol of bravery and unity, the Buffalo Soldiers were instrumental in shaping America’s history. Comprised of six regiments of Black Soldiers, they embodied resilience and service, particularly on the Western frontier.
Honoring the Legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers Since 2013
Deeds, Not Words
Serving Communities with Pride
Our Mission
Today, TBSMC is a beacon of brotherhood and sisterhood, with over 100,000 members nationwide. As a leading motorcycle club in Ohio, we honor the Buffalo Soldiers’ spirit by engaging in community service events and projects. Through our dedication, we strive to uplift and support the communities we represent, especially our youth.
Riding for a Purpose
Join Our Cause
When you join TBSMC, you become part of a rich tradition rooted in honor, respect, and history. The members of our motorcycle club wear various center patches, but we are united by our commitment to the Buffalo Soldiers’ legacy. As ambassadors of goodwill and guardians of heritage, we ride together to make a difference.
Experience the brotherhood
Ride with TBSMC
Discover the true meaning of camaraderie and service with TBSMC. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or new to the road, our motorcycle club welcomes all who share our passion for motorcycles and community. Together, let’s ride with pride and honor the enduring legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers.
Toledo Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club, Inc.
TBSMC is a 501(c)3 non-profit Charitable Organization of professional men and women who love to ride their motorcycles and give back to their community.
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What an amazing Veterans Day!! Toledo Buffalo Soldiers MC served up meals to our shut-in veterans throughout the day. Meals from local restaurants were a hit as was the delicious Apple Pie which came with each meal.
Our restaurants this year included: El Tipico, Dino's, Spaghetti Warehouse, Michaels Bar & Grill, Tony Packo's, Original Pancake, Bob Evans, Ohio Living Swan Creek, Dino's, Off The Rails Food Trolley and Ye Olde Durty Bird. The pies were donated by Toledo Memorial Park.
Special thanks to volunteers Cliff Warstler, the men from Omega Psi Phi -Xi Tau Chapter, the young ladies from Toledo Maxim Health Care, Jeff and Tracy Clegg, and anyone who stopped by to lend a hand.
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Thank you for your service Veterans. Especially my father, three brothers and all the vets who are members of The Toledo Buffalo Soldiers. Today we honor you by delivering meals to those of you who are shut-in or at adult care centers.
An amazing group of restaurants has stepped up this year:
El Tipico Restaurant Bob Evans, Tony Packo's, Original Pancake, Ye Olde Durty Bird Spaghetti Warehouse, Michael's Bar & Grill,Off the Rails Food Trolley Dino's, and Ohio Living Swan Creek. A big slice of American Apple Pie from Toledo Memorial Park Cemetery & Mausoleum goes with every meal delivered. Deeds Not Words from the community. ... See MoreSee Less
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An excellent day of Deeds Not Words for Toledo Buffalo Soldiers. It began with a donation to MLK Kitchen For The Poor for their community pantry. Matching funds from supporter Tim Ryan allowed us to give MLK a check for $2,000. Then it was off to Family House where we fed the unhoused families staying at the shelter. Food donated by supporter Ben Frobose at Frobose Meat Locker made for a delicious meal. Finally a night of fundraising with supporters at the Maumee Rotary Club. Whew!!! But we love our community and show it with Deeds Not Words. ... See MoreSee Less
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“When power corrupts, poetry cleanses."
On October 26, 1963, President Kennedy spoke about the importance of public service and the role of an artist in society at the dedication of the Frost Library at Amherst College. ... See MoreSee Less
“When power corrupts, poetry cleanses." On October 26, 1963, President Kennedy spoke about the importance of public service and the role of an artist in society at the dedication of the Frost Library at Amherst College.
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