The Hispanic Community Senior Center offers recreational and socialization activities for Hispanic adults, with a focus on the cultural and linguistic needs of seniors in Greater Cleveland’s Hispanic community. Over time, these seniors have also become strong supporters of the officers in the Cleveland Division of Police Second District.
In a gesture of appreciation, Commander Tim Maffo Judd and several officers from the Second District recently hosted a pancake breakfast for the seniors. The event was well attended and warmly received, with officers not only cooking the breakfast but serving it as well.
Emilly Lebron, Project Coordinator with the City of Cleveland’s Department of Aging, shared her appreciation: “Thank you Commander Maffo for making this event a reality. It was a wonderful and meaningful event for the seniors and had a positive impact in our community.”
Commander Maffo Judd responded, “It was indeed our honor to provide breakfast to these very special individuals who not only support us but welcome us into their community.”
Councilwoman Jasmin Santana also attended the breakfast, which was supported by the Cleveland Police Foundation.
It is because of their ongoing support and care for the Cleveland Division of Police that the Cleveland Police Foundation is honored to name the Hispanic Community Senior Center its Community Partner of the Month for April 2025.
-Bob Guttu, CPF
Nominated by 2nd District Commander Tim Maffo Judd
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About the Community Partner of the Month Program
The Cleveland Police Foundation has implemented the Community Partner of the Month Award, given to individuals from the community who strive to support the mission goals of The Cleveland Division of Police and the CPF. These good folks support law enforcement and continue on a daily basis to help improve their individual neighborhoods. Award recipients receive a plaque and appropriate recognition. Thank you to these achievers!