Our Commitment: Every Rider, Every Road


Hit Me Helpers Foundation was created with a simple realization: awareness alone is not enough. Riders need practical tools that can help protect them before, during, and after an emergency.

Founded in Richmond, Virginia, Hit Me Helpers Foundation is a Virginia 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on emergency medical identification, emergency contact accessibility, and rider safety initiatives.

Our mission is to help motorcycle riders make critical information easier to access when communication may not be possible. Through emergency QR profiles, SMS-supported emergency contact notifications, rider safety resources, and community-supported programs, we work to bridge the gap between riders, loved ones, and first responders when every second matters.

Community-Focused Built to support riders, families, and the communities that care about them.
Time to Care Helping critical emergency information become accessible when seconds count.
Rider Safety Advocacy Promoting visibility, preparedness, and emergency awareness for the motorcycle community.
Secure & Private Users control their emergency profile information and can update or deactivate access at any time.
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Our Team

Hit Me Helpers Foundation is led by individuals committed to rider safety, emergency preparedness, and building practical resources that support riders, families, and first responders.

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Jay Bean

Founder & CEO

Jay founded Hit Me Helpers Foundation after recognizing a critical gap in emergency identification and communication for motorcycle riders. Drawing from firsthand emergency-response experience, Jay leads the organization's programs, partnerships, technology, and long-term vision.

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Sean

Board President

Sean provides board leadership and governance oversight while supporting the Foundation's mission, organizational development, and commitment to responsible nonprofit operations.

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Michelle

General Board Member

Michelle supports the Foundation's governance, community-focused initiatives, and continued development as a general member of the Board of Directors.

"Your neighbors, your friends, and your fellow riders."