05/27/2026
Today was a powerful reminder of why we do what we do.
Our mission has always been simple: support the fire service, strengthen relationships, and give back. Being part of the convoy of motorcycle riders and fire department vehicles traveling to the Hoosier Burn Camp for its 28th Visitors Day was an incredible honor and an experience that touched all of our hearts.
Seeing the smiles, strength, courage, and resilience of the campers serves as a reminder that the fire service is about so much more than responding to emergencies—it's about community, compassion, and helping others heal.
Thanks to the “fill the boot”effects of the Dyer Fire Department, Lowell Fire Department, Crown Point Fire Department, Griffith Fire Department, Lake Ridge Fire Department, Porter Fire Department, Union Township Fire Department, LaCrosse Fire Department, Lake Township and Da REGION F.O.O.L.S., we were proud to present a donation of $28,530.85 to Hoosier Burn Camp.
This donation represent partnership, and commitment from people who truly care about making a difference in the lives of burn survivors and their families.
To everyone who donated, participated, volunteered, and supported this effort—thank you. Together, we are proving that when the fire service comes together, incredible things happen.
Congratulations to Hoosier Burn Camp on 28 years of changing lives, creating memories, and providing hope. We are grateful to play a small part in your amazing mission.
As always our convoy would not have been possible without the support of the Red Knights and other riders who joined in from Keener Township and a brief visit with our brothers and sisters of the Rolling Inferno.
As always remembering Jack Eskridge! Always in our hearts ❤️
