What is the Survivor's Memorial Fund?
Tragically, each and every year, in the State of California, ten to twenty law enforcement officers lose their lives in the line of duty. The survivors of our fallen officers have informed us that the family’s immediate financial need is for funds to cover food, travel, lodging and burial expenses. Insurance and pensions are not received until many months after the death of their loved one.
Due to the unforeseen expenses resulting from the untimely loss of a law enforcement loved one, the California Narcotic Officer's Association has established a "Survivor's Memorial Fund" to help subsidize these expenses. It is our opinion that this immediate financial assistance is vital to the well being of the family members during the shocking first days following the death of an officer.
The next time you watch television or listen to the radio and learn that a police officer has been killed, this Memorial Fund will already be in the process of making an immediate contribution to the family. Since its inception, the Fund has assisted more than 180 families in their time of need.
The California Narcotic Officers’ Association is comprised of over 7,000 peace officers in the State of California. CNOA, a non-profit organization, administers the only Memorial Fund that provides immediate financial assistance (within 48 hrs) to the families of all California law enforcement officers who have unselfishly sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.
The foundation is a charitable organization, tax exempt under 501c(3) of the internal Revenue code. Tax ID# 95-4462989
Tragically, each and every year, in the State of California, ten to twenty law enforcement officers lose their lives in the line of duty. The survivors of our fallen officers have informed us that the family’s immediate financial need is for funds to cover food, travel, lodging and burial expenses. Insurance and pensions are not received until many months after the death of their loved one.
Due to the unforeseen expenses resulting from the untimely loss of a law enforcement loved one, the California Narcotic Officer's Association has established a "Survivor's Memorial Fund" to help subsidize these expenses. It is our opinion that this immediate financial assistance is vital to the well being of the family members during the shocking first days following the death of an officer.
The next time you watch television or listen to the radio and learn that a police officer has been killed, this Memorial Fund will already be in the process of making an immediate contribution to the family. Since its inception, the Fund has assisted more than 180 families in their time of need.
The California Narcotic Officers’ Association is comprised of over 7,000 peace officers in the State of California. CNOA, a non-profit organization, administers the only Memorial Fund that provides immediate financial assistance (within 48 hrs) to the families of all California law enforcement officers who have unselfishly sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.
The foundation is a charitable organization, tax exempt under 501c(3) of the internal Revenue code. Tax ID# 95-4462989
Survivor's Memorial Fund - Golf Tournaments
The Survivors’ Memorial Fund Golf Tournament is the primary financial source for the memorial fund. Without the success of this annual event the Survivors’ Memorial Fund would not be able to continue providing the level of financial support to the families of our fallen officers. Without corporate sponsorships and donations, the fund would cease to exist, and these families will be forced to suffer the economic hardships during the most crucial days following the loss of their law enforcement loved one.
The Survivor's Memorial Fund Golf Committee is dedicated to presenting a memorable and exciting day of golf while raising the necessary funds to help the families of fallen officers.
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