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May 12
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National Therapy Animal Day

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Milwaukee Police Association, I.U.P.A. Local #21 Members celebrated National Therapy Animal Day along with their therapy dogs and Milwaukee Police Department. Milwaukee Police Department. posted, “#MKEPD #NationalTherapyAnimalDay was created to...
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May 05
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LEORF Golf Classic 2025: Sign Up to Sponsor and Play!

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Don’t miss the chance to play, win great prizes, and support a worthy cause!   Plantation Golf and Country Club 500 Rockley Boulevard, Venice, FL 34293 September 29th, 2025 Shotgun...
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Apr 28
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LEOs Showing College Kids Law Enforcement

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I.U.P.A. Terre Haute, I.U.P.A. Local #133 Members welcomed students into their department in an Open House event that lasted a week and showed young people from Indiana colleges and a...
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Apr 21
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Hero Spotlight: Senior Officer Rick Krause

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Senior Officer Rick Krause has been named the 2024 Do Good Heroes Award winner by the National Life Group for his twenty years of service and good deeds! Senior Officer...
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Apr 14
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Hero Spotlight: Bogalusa Officers of the Year

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Bogalusa Police Association, I.U.P.A. Local #85 Members Sergeant Willliam Schumaker, Corrections Officer II Leonard Powell, and Corrections Officer II Wendy Stogner were honored as Officers of the Year. Bogalusa Police...
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Apr 07
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Hero Spotlight: I.U.P.A. Regional Vice President Scott Johnson

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Port St. Lucie Police Officers Association, I.U.P.A. Local #6015 President Scott Johnson, who is also an I.U.P.A. Regional Vice President, has retired after decades of dedicated service as a law...
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Mar 31
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Kayakers Rescued from Caloosahatchee River

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Fort Myers Police Officers Association, I.U.P.A. Local #6065 members rescued some kayakers caught in rough water in the Caloosahatchee River. Fort Myers Police Department posted about it on social media,...
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Mar 24
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2025 Toledo Battle of the Badges

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Toledo Police Patrolman's Assn., I.U.P.A. Local #10 members played hockey on the ice at the Huntington Center for charity, beating the firefighters 4 to 1! The police and firefighters squared...
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Mar 17
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Anti-Bullying and Safety Tips for Kids

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Memphis Police Association, I.U.P.A. Local #318 members spent some quality time with kids in the community, teaching them safety tips, positive choices, and how to handle all types of bullying....
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Mar 10
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LEOs Working with Kids

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I.U.P.A. Terre Haute, I.U.P.A. Local #133 members from Terre Haute Police Department go out into the community to help kids. Terre Haute Police Department shared about this on numerous occasions...
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Injury Support

L.E.O.R.F. provides support to seriously assaulted Law Enforcement Officers in the line of duty. According to the 2016 FBI statistics for Law Enforcement Officers who were assaulted in the line of duty, it revealed of 57,180 officers assaulted, 28.9% were injured and 32.2 % were assaulted while responding to disturbance calls.

Disaster Relief

L.E.O.R.F. provides support to Law Enforcement Officers that face natural disasters such as, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc. while in the line of duty. These brave men and women leave their own families during these disasters to protect and keep other family’s loved ones safe during a disaster. In some cases, they lose their homes or their organization’s facility where they work. L.E.O.R.F. Fund, Inc. assist with rebuilding so, they can still perform their duties knowing their families are safe as well as, having a place to work from.

Family Assistance

Families that lose a Law Enforcement Officer member, not only lost a loved one who sacrificed their life to protect and serve but, they lost the future of the way their family unit was planned. It takes weeks for them to receive the benefits they duly deserve while funeral costs, household expenses and other bills accumulate. L.E.O.R.F. Fund, Inc. cannot fill the gap left behind of survivors but, it can provide some assistance so, they have time to mourn their loss.