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Frequent Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about CVMA® Chapter 33-3, membership, veteran assistance, events, and how to get involved with Triple 3.
General
CVMA® Chapter 33-3, known as the Triple 3 Hooligans, is part of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association®. Our chapter brings combat veterans, supporters, and families together through camaraderie, continued service, and a shared commitment to helping veterans and their communities.
Chapter 33-3 is based in the Inland Empire and supports veterans, families, and communities throughout the surrounding Southern California area.
No. CVMA® offers three primary membership classifications: Full Member, Support Member, and Auxiliary Member.
Full Members are veterans who meet CVMA® requirements for qualifying combat service. They make up the core membership of the association and participate in chapter meetings, rides, events, veteran-support efforts, and other chapter activities.Support Members are veterans who have honorably served but do not meet the combat-service requirements for Full Membership. They ride alongside Full Members and actively support chapter activities, community outreach, and the mission of Veterans Helping Veterans.Auxiliary Members are eligible spouses and family members of CVMA® members who want to support the association and its mission. Auxiliary Members contribute through chapter events, fundraising, veteran assistance, community outreach, and other activities.Membership eligibility and requirements are established by the official CVMA® bylaws. These descriptions provide a general overview, and prospective members should review the current requirements before applying.
No. You do not need to own a motorcycle to support Triple 3. There are many ways to get involved through volunteering, community events, partnerships, donations, and other chapter activities.However, members who wish to ride with the Association must own and operate a motorcycle with an engine displacement of 500cc or greater, in accordance with CVMA® membership requirements.
Use our contact form and select Veteran Assistance. Provide as much information as you are comfortable sharing so we can better understand the situation and determine how we may be able to help.
We can help veterans identify resources and navigate available programs. We are not the Department of Veterans Affairs and cannot guarantee the outcome of any claim or benefit request.
Triple 3 is not an emergency response or crisis service. If there is an immediate threat to life or safety, call 911. Veterans experiencing a mental health crisis can contact the Veterans Crisis Line by calling 988 and pressing 1.
Triple 3 meets on the last Saturday of every month at 9:00 AM at 13759 Central Ave., Chino, CA 91710.
Many of our fundraisers, community events, rides, and veteran-support activities are open to the public. Check our Events page for information about individual events.
We welcome opportunities to work with businesses, nonprofits, veteran organizations, and community groups that support our mission. Use our contact form and select Mission Partnerships / Sponsorships.
You can support our mission through the Donate page on our website. Donations help us continue supporting veterans, families, and community initiatives.
You don't have to be a CVMA® member to support the mission. Volunteer opportunities vary depending on upcoming events and chapter activities. Contact us or visit our Events page to see where you can get involved.
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