Who We Are
Guardians Of the Children is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit motorcycle organization dedicated to protecting and supporting children and teens who have experienced injustice.​
For 15 years, GOC Wild West has served the Tucson community with a clear and unwavering purpose: to stand between children and abuse and ensure they never feel alone.
What brings us together is more than a shared mission. It’s a foundation built on brotherhood, sisterhood, and a passion for motorcycles that fuels our unity and visibility in the community. But what defines us is not what we ride, it’s why we show up.
We show up for children who feel unsafe.
We stand beside them when they feel afraid.
We remain present through the moments that matter most.
Our role is not to replace families or the system, but to strengthen the support around each child. Through consistent presence, compassion, and strength, we help restore a sense of safety, confidence, and belonging.
Because every child deserves to know someone is willing to stand with them, no matter what.
More Than Support:
A Constant Presence.
Anyone can say they care.
We prove it through presence.
Our members are trained, committed, and consistent. We build relationships with the children we serve and stand beside them during some of the hardest moments of their lives. We don’t disappear after one visit.
We stay involved.
We stay visible.
We stay strong for them.
Proudly Serving Tucson, AZ
For 15 years, we’ve remained an active and visible part of the Tucson community, showing up not only for the children we serve, but for the community as a whole.
Throughout the year, you’ll find us participating in some of Southern Arizona’s most recognized events, including the Pima County Fair, Marana Fall Festival, Tucson Celtic Festival, the Benson Christmas Light Parade, local toy drives along with many other events across Tucson and the surrounding areas.
These events are more than appearances. They are opportunities to connect, to build trust, and to reinforce our mission in a public and meaningful way. Whether we’re riding in a parade, supporting a local fundraiser, or engaging with families face-to-face, our presence is intentional.
We show up consistently so our community knows who we are, what we stand for, and that when it matters most, we will be there.
