Sheriff
Ed Spooner
Ed Spooner
Chief
Brian Cruttenden
Brian Cruttenden
Chief
Joseph Hart
Joseph Hart
Chief
John E. Cash
John E. Cash
Chief
Ted Litschauer
Ted Litschauer
Chief
Brian P. Mitchell
Brian P. Mitchell
The Okaloosa Law Enforcement Benevolent Association is a non-profit organization established to benefit the families of Law Enforcement Officers slain in the line of duty through support and financial assistance.
Mission Statement
Association Goal
Established in 2008, the Okaloosa Law Enforcement Benevolent Association endeavors to strengthen the relationship between the region's Law Enforcement community, business and community leaders and its citizenry through demonstrated support and respect for the officers and families that have made the ultimate sacrifice.
The families of these brave Officers are supported by the Departments and other organizations, but as one might imagine, the cost in terms of financial, emotional, and psychological support is overwhelming. Other, perhaps less known, risks associated with being a Police Officer are the stresses of the job.
Through your generous contributions, the Association is able to help the officers and families alleviate many of these mounting hardships. By supporting these initiatives, our public-private partnership provides the Okaloosa Law Enforcement Benevolent Association with the means to achieve our goals. It is a sign to all the citizens of our region, as well as our nation, that Okaloosa's corporate family and business leaders care about its Law Enforcement Officers and their families. Your support is a reminder that when troubled times arise, we come together, as families do, and provide comfort, support, and protection for one another.
Through your generous contributions, the Association is able to help the officers and families alleviate many of these mounting hardships. By supporting these initiatives, our public-private partnership provides the Okaloosa Law Enforcement Benevolent Association with the means to achieve our goals. It is a sign to all the citizens of our region, as well as our nation, that Okaloosa's corporate family and business leaders care about its Law Enforcement Officers and their families. Your support is a reminder that when troubled times arise, we come together, as families do, and provide comfort, support, and protection for one another.
Why Contribute
Donations
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If you have questions or concerns regarding this policy, you should contact us through www.paypal.com or writing to us at PayPal, Attn: Privacy Department, P.O. Box 45950, Omaha, NE 68145-0950. PayPal maintains offices at 2211 N. First Street, San Jose, CA.
PayPal is a TRUSTe licensee. If after contacting PayPal our response to your privacy concern is unsatisfactory, then you may contact TRUSTe by completing the form located at: www.truste.org/consumers/watchdog_complaint.php. TRUSTe will serve as a liaison to PayPal to resolve your concerns regarding our privacy practices. Please note that TRUSTe will not intervene for any other type of issue with your account.
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