Renegade Pigs annual charity event helps
fund 7-year-old’s fight against cancer
On May 20, the North Jersey Chapter of the Renegade Pigs Law
Enforcement Motorcycle Club held its 21st Annual Charity Event
at Redd’s Saloon & Grille in Carlstadt. Despite the threat of rain,
people turned out to meet up with old friends and make new ac-
quaintances while enjoying live music, barbecue food and ven-
dor shopping. Renegade Pigs members from chapters across the
tristate area attended, as well as members from as far away as
Boston and Minnesota.
This year, the beneficiary of the proceeds raised by the event
was Joey Bulger, a 7-year-old boy diagnosed with acute childhood
lymphoblastic leukemia. The disease requires intensive chemo-
therapy and other treatments that take a physical, emotional and
financial toll on Joey and his family. Joey is the son of Chris, a
law enforcement officer of River Vale, and Lauren, a teacher with
Paramus Public Schools.
The Bulger family is being assisted in their efforts to provide
for Joey’s needs by Mayday Missions. More information about
Joey and others that Mayday Missions is helping can be found at
www.maydaymissions.org.
In their remarks to those in attendance, Chris and Lauren ex-
pressed their appreciation and gratitude for the support not just
of the Renegade Pigs and their friends, but also from the commu-
nity in general, who came out to support a child in need.
The North Jersey Chapter of the Renegade Pigs Motorcycle
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NEW JERSEY COPS
■ SEPTEMBER 2017
Members of the North Jersey Chapter of the Renegade Pigs Motorcycle Club
gather around Chris and Lauren Bulger, during the annual charity event that
benefitted their son Joey who fights cancer.
Club was formed in 1993. The group of retired public safety of-
ficers has continued to find ways to benefit individuals in need,
particularly young children, from their area by leading fundrais-
ers and charitable events each year. d