Testimonials
The Iron Guardians MC is a group of bikers who volunteer to work with troubled young people in various communities. This group has worked in partnership with the Wise County Juvenile Probation Department since 2008. Their primary focus has been intervention with juvenile probationers in the department's Redirection Program. These men are passionate, caring and persistent in their work with the kids who participate in this program. They have worked with the Wise County Juvenile department and have made a significant impact on many juveniles and their families helping to bring about positive change. With complete confidence, I am pleased to recommend the Iron Guardians MC to continue their work with young people in other communities or through other organizations.
My son was the victim of bullying last year in middle school. On a recent ride I shared this with Roadrunner. He pulled an Iron Guardian wristband out of his pocket and told me to give it to my son. I did — he was thrilled and has yet to take the thing off. He started high school this year. I was recently at meet-the-teacher night talking with my son and a group of his friends. One of his friends asked him about the wristband. Another kid in the group immediately said "that means he has a bunch of great big bikers that have his back and you better leave him alone." I was floored! The impact you are having on our youth is tremendous. You have made my son's world easier for him and you will never know what that means to me.
Good morning Iron Guardians! I attended the Juvenile Impact Program last night with my husband for my stepdaughter. It amazes me how big, strong, tough guys who have been on the wrong side of the law can be such wonderful role models for our youth. You actually make them think about it and make them see how poor their choices have been. I cannot thank you enough for volunteering your time to give these kids another chance at life. You are truly great men of honor and I only wish there were more people out there like the Iron Guardians.
I just wanted to say thank you for your time at the Decatur Jail. I appreciated your straight-to-the-point way of speaking. It is a comfort to find a group of men that give of their own precious time to help troubled kids. I especially would like to thank Roadrunner for talking to my daughter this morning. When she came back into the office she was calmer and easier to talk to. Thank you so much. I am tired of playing warden and would like to just be her mother, and with the help men like you provide I think she has a better chance. God bless you and all the other riders.
I attended the juvenile impact program with my two daughters. Thank you for all that you do! I know that you all make sacrifices and take time out of your life to actually SAVE these kids. The feedback that I received yesterday from them was very positive and an eye opening experience. My daughter held on to your card and I have taped one to their mirror in their room. I want them to know there are people out there that they can turn to. It also opened my eyes to be more aware of what is going on in the world. This program has shown me that I need to follow through with their consequences and pull in the reins much tighter. Please let me know if there are other lectures or decisions that we could come and hear you speak. I really believe in what you do.
I wanted to thank you for coming out to Decatur's "Redirection" program tonight. I wanted also to know if you can send a "Special thanks" to Bulldog. He really touched mine and my wife's heart when he spoke to our son Jared. I pray that he will continue doing this program with the Iron Guardians.
I attended the Impact program in Denton last night with my two children. I wanted to thank you for all that you do for kids! It is a great feeling for parents to know there are others out there looking out for them, too! Thank you for loving them enough to talk straight to them! My children went home and proudly posted an Iron Guardians business card on the fridge, put the number in their phone and put a card in each of their rooms, without any prompting from me. You definitely got through to them! You have helped to turn a bad situation into a positive one.