The Foundation Board consists of :
FOP Lodge President - Jeff Simpson
FOP Lodge Executive Vice President - Brian Steel
FOP Lodge Treasurer - Brian Spann
FOP Member - Eric Brill
Outside appointment, Ryan Smith of Ryan Smith Financial
The F.O.P. Foundation is a 501c3 Charitable Organization that sponsors community activities to improve working environments as well as providing support to distressed officers and families due to death or disability in the line of duty. The Fraternal Order of Police Foundation is also designed to promote and support educational and athletic opportunities for law enforcement officers.
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Tunnel to Towers
This year we suffered a tragic loss of two Officers Eric Joering and Anthony Morelli. Tunnel to Towers, an organization that was created after 9/11 to help the families of fallen first responders, contacted Lodge #9 and offered to help the families. We cannot thank them enough for what they have done. You can visit their website HERE
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Amazon Smile
If you shop with Amazon please take a minute to enroll in Amazon Smile. The Amazon Smile program gives back to charitable organizations when you purchase eligible items, .5% is donated back to the F.O.P CLICK HERE to support the F.O.P Foundation!
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Foundation News
If you shop at Kroger please take a minute to enroll your Kroger Plus Shopper’s Card so that the Foundation can receive the rewards. Enrollment takes a few minutes and can be accomplished by following the below instructions:
1: go to www.krogercommunityrewards.com and select your state.
2: Scroll down and Click on “Enroll”
3: Click on “Sign up Today!” under New Customer section on right
and follow the next steps!
The FOP Foundation partners with The Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation.
Together we raise nearly $1 million to fight pediatric cancer.
The F.O.P. Foundation is a 501c3 Charitable Organization
supported by the Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge #9
- The Bridge
After the tragic deaths of Westerville (OH) Police Officers Tony Morelli and Eric Joering, retired Westerville Police Officer Mike Pavolino and Retired Columbus Officer Mick Yinger realized that we do such a great job supporting the families and community when a First Responder dies in the line of duty, as we should and will continue to do. The Bridge identified a need to extend this support to the First Responder that experiences a single traumatic event or the one that has built up years of stress. As First Responders stress and traumatic events become a regular part of what we do, which leads to problems in our personal and our professional lives.
The Bridge, Corp. is a non-profit made up of First Responders who have experienced traumatic events first hand, clinicians who have counseled numerous First Responders and business and community leaders who have a heart for helping our First Responder heroes and their families.
Visit them at https://firstrespondersbridge.org/
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