Blue Knights® Chicago Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club is a non-profit fraternal organization composed of active and retired law enforcement men and women with a shared passion for riding motorcycles and doing charitable work for the community.
Here at Blue Knights Chicago, our goal is to raise motorcycle awareness while doing charity work for sick children with cancer, as well as donation drives for officers in need of assistance.
Under the banner of Blue Knights International which has been in existence for over 45 years, we continue to live up to the group's ideologies by spearheading various law enforcement charity projects that benefit the brave law enforcement officers and former officers who have served the country with all they had and are now in need of our help.
We organize law enforcement charity projects that benefit those who need it the most. Whether they be for fallen law enforcement donations or for children with cancer, we are committed to reaching out and extending helping in any way we can. We are committed to upholding the positive image of Blue Knights® as the only 100% law enforcement motorcycle club in the world and do everything we can to live up to expectations. Our members - both retired and in active service, understand the responsibilities that come with being a member and are genuinely passionate about helping others as they are about riding motorcycles.
The proceeds from donation drives for officers go directly to the beneficiaries and have helped rebuild the lives of many children, as well as men and women who previously served in law enforcement.
For more information on Blue Knights® Chicago's ongoing and future projects, please get in touch with us through our contact page and we'll make sure to get back to you as quickly as possible.
Illinois Chapter XIX is part of the Great Lakes Regional Conference and is the primary chapter for the Chicagoland area. We currently have a total of 33 members who are employed with either the state, county or municipal departments within Illinois. A handful are retired, but most are actively employed law enforcement officers proudly serving our communities.