“Unveiling the Brotherhood: Discover the Secret Rules Every Hells Angel Must Obey!”
Since then, many bands have hired Hells Angels as a form of local security. The bikers get to attend the concert and earn some extra money on the side. It’s also an opportunity to show off their Hells Angels pride.
They Honor The Deaths Of Their Members
Since Hells Angels centers around motorcycle riding, deaths happen. When a member dies–especially a young member–the Hells Angels go out of their way to keep that person’s memory alive. They may hang up posters, ride with that person’s photos, or tell their story at a meeting.
In 2018, a young man named Clay Hubbard took his own life. The following year, on what would have been his 21st birthday, his mother Christy Hubbard met some Hells Angels that were visiting her town for their annual summer rally. Although she felt intimidated, the group comforted her and even prayed with her in a parking lot. She gave the members a bracelet so Clay could “ride along with them on their rides.”
Community Involvement Is Crucial
Hells Angels don’t only operate within their own group. They emphasize community involvement, and many members join local charities and events. It’s not uncommon to see Hells Angels support the same bars and shops in their neighborhood.
At one point, a Hells Angels group discovered that their local bar was raising money for SELF School. The nonprofit donated educational resources to disabled children and cancer patients. Immediately, the group volunteered to help and raised money for the supplies. That’s one of many ways in which Hells Angels support their local communities.
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