NORTH NAPLES, Fla.- This year, the Brotherhood Ride is honoring 10 fallen heroes who died in the line of duty in 2014. The eight-day ride is paying tribute to six law enforcement officers, three firefighters and a K9. The Brotherhood Ride organization consists of firefighters, police officers and EMS personnel who ride bicycles to honor emergency responders who died in the line of duty. Their mission is to provide emotional and financial support to the families on or near the anniversary of their death. In the past seven years, the Brotherhood Ride has donated over $248,000 to the families left behind. The team of 30 riders and 15 support members will cycle throughout Florida, covering over 650 miles and average 80 to 100 miles a day. The team send off is Saturday, June 6 at 8 a.m at North Naples Fire Station #45. The station is located at 1885 Veterans Park Drive in Naples. Riders depart at 9 a.m. The public is welcome to come. For information on how you can donate, click here. Ride route: Day 1: June 6- North Naples to North Port Day 2: June 7- North Port to Tarpon Springs Day 3: June 8- Tarpon Springs to Brooksville Day 4: June 9- Brooksville to Orlando Day 5: June 10- Orlando to Palm Coast Day 6: June 11 Palm Coast to Jacksonville Day 7: June 12- Jacksonville to Live Oak Day 8: June 13- Live Oak to Tallahassee Fallen Heroes honored this year: Officer Robert G. German Windermere Police Department Lt. Homer “J.R.” Harrell Orange City Fire Department Officer Charles Kondek Tarpon Springs Police Department Officer Mark H. Larson Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Lt. Jeffrey B. Newland North Port Fire Rescue Deputy Jonathan Scott Pine Orange County Sheriff’s Office Trooper Chelsea Richard Florida Highway Patrol Deputy Christopher Smith Leon County Sheriff’s Office Assistant Chief Roger D. Tome Kennedy Space Center Fire and Rescue K9 Baron St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office