Our Heroes Fund is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, created and run by a board of directors comprised of three service-connected disabled veterans, that aims to promote activities that assist in the health, welfare and operational capabilities of first responders by providing educational and training activities that improve professional proficiencies while advancing and honoring the service and sacrifice of first responders.
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Marines, firefighters, police, lifeguards help motivate Laguna Beach students in benefit jogathon
Marines, firefighters, police, lifeguards help motivate Laguna Beach students in benefit jogathon
Maine Cop Killer Captured
‘Cop killer’ forced to face the camera while wearing ‘victim’s handcuffs’ after being caught during […]
Department of Defense identifies soldier killed in Syria
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Hartford Officer Seriously Injured, In Need Of Assistance
/0 Comments/in Special Announcements /by ourheroesfundOfficer Jill Kidik of the Hartford Police Department was severely stabbed in the neck while responding to a call (see story here). She is stable but faces a long recovery and all of us need to step up and support our sister in blue. When we face adversity and those who would do us harm, we tighten our circle, inner lock our arms and bond together even tighter to never ever stop fighting. Jill embodies that so lets show her how strong we are, how the Thin Blue Line never lets another Officer down. With that said, Our Heroes Fund, a 501C3 Non Profit, has set up a donation fund in COORDINATION and with AUTHORIZATION of the HPD Union. Donate $1 or donate $1000, but please donate something. PLEASE SHARE THIS ON YOUR FACEBOOK or personal social network so we can once again show the power and unity of the BLUE!
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Hero of the Month – May 2018
/0 Comments/in Hero of the Month /by ourheroesfundTrooper Kevin Miller – CT State Police
On 03/29/2018 at approximately 12:30pm Trooper Kevin Miller was killed in a motor vehicle crash on eastbound I-84 in Tolland. His patrol car collided with the back of a tractor-trailer that was traveling slower than other traffic in the right lane of the interstate. Trooper Miller was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. He had served with the Connecticut State Police for 19 years and was assigned to Troop C. He is survived by two children. Trooper Miller leaves a legacy of sacrifice, service and dedication. He served his country, his state, his town and most importantly, his family and friends. We lost a father, a brother, a son, a Trooper and most of all a loving caring man.
Trooper Miller’s family is in need of our moral, spiritual and financial support. Any donation, large or small, would be greatly appreciated.
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