A small heartland town from the air at dusk: a brick downtown around the courthouse square, houses under the trees, fields beyond

Brotherhood that meets where you are

A borough is your chapter. Most are local: join the one nearest you and see the brothers in your own backyard. Some are guilds, built around a trade instead of a territory. Either way, it turns an online directory into men who actually shake hands.

The boroughs directory in RWCBM: place chapters and guilds, each with its brothers, businesses, deals struck, and next gathering

Shown with example members, businesses and figures. No real brother appears on this site.

Close enough to count on

The network is national, but business is local. Most boroughs keep it close.

  • Join one borough or several, wherever you do business.
  • See members, businesses, and requests scoped to your chapter.
  • Members-only visibility: your borough, not the open web.
  • Gather at borough events, then keep it going online.
North Dallas· 32
Brooklyn· 28
Nashville· 19
Phoenix· 15
Tampa· 11
NNorth Dallas

32 brothers

BBrooklyn

28 brothers

NNashville

19 brothers

Example boroughs. Not real chapters.

A place, or a trade

Most boroughs gather around a place. A guild gathers around the work instead.

  • Place boroughsOne city, county, or metro. Tight enough that brothers can break bread in person and send a referral the same day.
  • GuildsOne trade or industry, drawn from wherever the brothers are. An attorneys guild, a tradesmen guild, a guild of custom home builders.

Everything else is identical: three officers, a weekly agenda, rooms, a forum, and a calendar. The dues are the same. Pick whichever way your brothers actually find each other.

Deals struck

$1.2M

Anvil Welding + Cornerstone

Both men confirmed

$14,200

Confirmed

Patriot Tax + Liberty Print

Waiting on his confirmation

$2,400

Pending

Harvest Freight + Timber & Stone

Both men confirmed

Pro bono

Confirmed

North Dallas

$412k

Nashville

$268k

Phoenix

$190k

Example figures. Not real members or boroughs.

A chapter you can measure

When two brothers strike a deal, either one logs it and the other confirms the figure. Confirmed work is credited to both of their boroughs, so every chapter can see what its men are actually doing for one another instead of guessing.

  • Both men confirm before a dollar counts anywhere.
  • Pro bono is logged the same as paid work.
  • Each borough carries its own running total.
  • Sort the chapters by the ones striking the most deals.

More than a meeting

What your chapter runs on, between the breakfasts.

A lit roadside sign on a church lawn at dusk, a white clapboard church and oak trees behind it

Find your borough

Sign up and we'll point you to the chapter nearest you, or the guild for your trade.