What a night! - The Cleveland Police Foundation

What a night! Cleveland Police District 3 participated in last week’s Jazz with a Cop event hosted by University Circle Police Department. The event brought great music, great conversations, and even better community connections. Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy the jazz, meet our officers, and spend time building relationships that matter. We’re grateful for this community!

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The Cleveland Police Foundation is the official charity for the Cleveland Division of Police and the only organization authorized to solicit charitable contributions on its behalf.

We provide funding for youth and community outreach programs, community policing and engagement initiatives, safety & crime prevention programs, and support the members of the Cleveland Division of Police to help them better perform their duties. Contributions to the CPF are tax deductible under section 501 (c)(3) of the IRS Code.

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WHO WE ARE

The Cleveland Police Foundation is an alliance of business and civic leaders, law enforcement organizations and citizens committed to the ideal that a dedicated, well-trained and modernly equipped police service leads to a safer community.

Kids fishing day outings : one popular activity in our Cops for Kids program.

WHAT WE DO

The Cleveland Police Foundation funds youth and community outreach programs, community policing initiatives, crime prevention and safety programs, police charities, support for the members of the Division of Police to help them better perform their duties, investment in advanced education and training, and funding for specialized equipment and technology.

We support programs such as Cops for Kids and the annual handgun and assault weapon buyback among many others. Learn more...

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