Tucson Police Foundation
Community Leadership supporting the Tucson Police Department to protect and serve our citizens
Events
2nd annual Tucson Cops and Rodders Car, Truck & Antique Motorcycle Show 11/8/2008
Register now for S.T.A.R.T. Safe Teen Accident Reduction Training 11/22/2008 or 12/06/2008
TPF involved in 2 Golf Tournaments: Angels in Blue Charity Golf Tournament 11/1/2008 and Perry McManama Memorial SWAT Golf Tournament 11/15/2008
Notices
Santa Cop program: TPF requesting donations of new, unwrapped toys
06/02/2008: Ofc. Erik Hite Killed in Line of Duty
The Tucson Police Foundation invites you to apply for membership
Hearts of Gold Police Family Outreach program already helping our protectors!
NEW: Hearts of Gold
Police Family Outreach
Tucson Police Foundation
3900 E Timrod St, Ste 7, Tucson AZ 85711-4170
Tel: (520) 207-2878, Fax: 1-520-208-2308
Email: info@tucsonpolicefoundation.org
Fostering Public Safety through Community Building, Education, and Outreach
State Farm Joins Forces with S.T.A.R.T.
AUTO ACCIDENTS ARE THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF TEENS
…In an effort to curb the national trend of rising injuries and deaths among teens due to auto accidents, the Tucson Police Foundation and TPD, with a $10,000 grant from State Farm Insurance, will continue their Safe Teen Accident Reduction Training (S.T.A.R.T.) sessions …more
Never before has safety been such a hallmark issue among the nation's cities and towns. Violent crime has increased across the nation, and attacks on police officers have reached an all time high since the acts of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. In Tucson and Pima County in 2008, serious attacks on police officers and sheriff's deputies continue to increase, calling for a need to provide support for our law enforcement members. On June 1, 2008 an assailant armed with a high caliber rifle wounded two Pima County Sheriff Deputies and killed a Tucson Police Officer. The Tucson Police Foundation needs your help in the fight against crime.
Friends of the Force:
Empowering a community to promote public safety requires a spirited partnership between the public and private sectors. Tucson's law enforcement officials, community organizations, places of worship, educational institutions, service clubs, healthcare facilities, and scores of stakeholders in safety must come together with the collective resolve to build a safe community.
It is in this spirit that the Tucson Police Foundation was founded.
…more about the TPF
