Overland Park Police Officers Foundation

The Overland Park Fire Department has been serving the residents of Overland Park, Kan., for more than 75 years. The department employs more than 100 firefighters and officers. The department works to protect the lives, property and environment of the city of Clayton from the threats and occurrences of emergencies. It also provides services that include fire prevention, business inspection, and search and rescue. The Overland Park Fire Department organizes public education programs related to home and workplace fire safety. The department provides training in a variety of areas, such as water, trench, high-angle and confined space rescue and hazardous materials mitigation. It is operated by the city of Overland Park, which additionally manages police, traffic and transportation, and parks and recreation departments.

The Kansas City Police Officers Memorial Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Kansas City, MO. It is dedicated to honoring and supporting the families of fallen police officers in the Kansas City area. Generated from their business information

Formed in 1949, the KCMCC is a nationally recognized nonprofit that relies on donations and grants to fund four core program that help fill the gaps in the cycle of crime and power a safer better Greater KC community. Crime Stoppers TIPS Hotline provides safe and anonymous outlets for the public to share information without the threat of retaliation. Metropolitan Community Service Program allows offenders to repay their community through service. Surviving Spouse and Family Endowment Fund (SAFE) provides immediate financial support to the families of local first responders killed in the line of duty. Second Chance Risk Reduction Center helps formerly incarcerated individuals overcome re-entry barriers and more.