A few years ago we were given a motorcycle that belonged to a young man who took his own life. We hope to turn his bike into a beacon of hope and awareness to those who are struggling and fighting every day to stay with us. We want each person who sees this bike to know they are seen and they are not alone. If you are interested in being part of the design, repair, or sponsorship teams for this vehicle, please reach out to us.

Our first vehicle was generously donated by the family of Erna Hoyland, née Breit who was a displaced child during WWII in Germany, came to America as the spouse of a US soldier and was the beloved and proud grandmother of a US Marine. She is missed, but will be remembered and celebrated each time we drive Sgt. Bubbles. All our love and thanks to Erna and her family. As the theme for this car, we chose to style it after the wonderfully wacky vehicles in the irreverent punk inspired post-apocalyptic world of the “Tank Girl” comics created by Alan Martin and Jamie Hewlett. Because we like them! To give our car a family friendly and fun flair, we decided to choose bubbles over bullets and have outfitted Sgt. Bubbles with an assortment of functioning bubble blowing artillery items as well as non-functioning static props.

We're looking to acquire a vehicle that can be outfitted with all the tools we need to start bringing art and artistic skills to Veteran and military affiliated events all across the Houston area. This vehicle would carry both F.O.G. supplies and the tools and materials we use to teach workshops. The outside will be covered in art created by our community. If you'd like to be involved with sponsoring this project, please contact us.