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Abandoned as a child, 12-year-old is helped by the Eagle & Badge FoundationWhen it comes to conquering obstacles; twelve-year-old Micah Blackwell has weathered the storm.Traffic Safety MuralA traffic safety mural that grew out of concerns about children being struck by cars throughout the city in large part to the generosity of the Eagle & Badge Foundation.Eagle & Badge Foundation Plays Key Role in Relay for LifeThe Eagle & Badge Foundation is proud to support LAPD officers who participate in raising money for cancer research. Relay for Life is more than just a fundraiser. It is an opportunity to get together with family and friends and celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost to cancer and fight back against this disease. With the help of the Eagle & Badge Foundation, LAPD officers have taken part in this inspirational event that takes place over 12 hours in many communities.Officer Randal SimmonsWhen a police officer anywhere is killed in the line of duty, LAPD officers mourn along with the City and the family and then the Eagle & Badge Foundation does something about it. Every day when LAPD officers go on duty, they know the dangers they are facing, yet it is still devastating and shocking when we lose one of our own.Lab takes on role of companion and lifelineThe Eagle & Badge’s first donation in 2001 was for a specially trained dog for Jake, son of an LAPD Sergeant with moderately severe autism. With the help of the Eagle and Badge Foundation, Jake was provided with a Labrador retriever named Boo.E&B supports 'Legacy of Love' EventThe Eagle & Badge Foundation has been honored to support the Randal D. Simmons Outreach Foundation in their efforts to honor Randal Simmons as well as to continue his legacy. We honored his memory July 19th at the Eagle & Badge Foundation (see separate article) and were proud to be in attendance at their first annual Legacy of Love event on December 7th at the Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos VerdesIn addition to the above projects, and individual donations to cover family and funeral expenses, the Eagle & Badge Foundation has also contributed to the following:American Cancer SocietyCalifornia Forensic Science InstituteCalifornia Narcotic Officers' Survivors' Memorial FundCamp CAACONAA (Come As a Child or Not At All) at the Church at Rocky PeakCharlie Sears Memorial Golf TournamentHollenbeck Police Business Council's Salute to the LA DodgersLA/Ventura County Chapter of MADDLos Angeles County District Attorney's DNA Crime LabLos Angeles Police FoundationLAPD Explorers Financial Literacy DayLAPD Family Support GroupLAPD Southeast Golf TournamentLAPD - 77th Division, Memorial WaterfallLAPD Metro Division's First Annual Randy Simmons 5K Challenge RunMADDMEND (Meet Each Need with DignityMakayla's Haven FoundationNorth Valley Family YMCA Booster ClubNational Kidney FoundationPolice Officer, Firefighter and Paramedic Recognition LuncheonRandal D. Simmons Outreach FoundationRonald McDonald HouseSan Fernando Valley Coalition on Gangs (Gang Prevention)Salesian High SchoolSan Fernando Valley 2008 Children's DayThe Glory KidsTraffic Safety Mural Project

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LAPD becomes nation's largest police department to test drones after oversight panel signs off on controversial program

After months of often-heated debate, a civilian oversight panel Tuesday signed off on a yearlong test of drones by the Los Angeles Police Department, which will become the largest police department in the nation to deploy the controversial technology.

When Cancer Patient Couldn't Flee Las Vegas Shooting, An LAPD Officer Carried Her

As chaos unfolded during the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Cassidy Huff was completely exhausted. Coming off of chemotherapy for cancer, she simply could not run anymore as she tried to flee gunfire.

LAPD Motorcycle Officer Injured In Crash

A Los Angeles Police Department motorcycle officer was hurt Wednesday in a crash in Panorama City.

Terrorism in America Symposium

Terrorism in America Symposium, Monday, June 12,2017

Eagle & Badge was a proud particpant in the 2nd Annual Run to Remember

The Eagle & Badge Foundation was proud to participate in the 2nd annual Run to Remember Los Angeles on February 12th starting out at The Grove.

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Foundation GuidelinesThe Eagle & Badge Foundation is an IRS-recognized 501(c) (3) nonprofit, charitable organization that provides benefits and scholarships to Los Angeles Police Officers and their family members along with children and families in the communities they serve.The Eagle & Badge community involvement program is based on the philosophy of operating and giving back locally. In our experience, we can do the most good by supporting issues and causes that are important to LAPD officers and their families. We rely on LAPD officers to know which organizations are the most critical to their communities, and encourage them to recommend and refer potential donation recipients and to help the Board of Directors determine how Foundation dollars will be spent.Funds are designated to the following:Police officers and their families in time of catastrophic need, primarily in the Greater Los Angeles community but occasionally in other geographic areas;Children and families with critical need in the areas served by LAPD;Police based and other charitable organizations providing services for children and families in the areas served by LAPD and beyond; andScholarships for family members of LAPD officers as well as children in the communities served by Los Angeles police officers;If you or your organization fall into these categories, please submit a Request for Funds. If you have additional questions, please call the E&B office.How to Submit a Request for FundsDownload a Request for Funds application form. Please complete all areas of the form and mail or fax to our office with the appropriate attachments as requested on the form, i.e., brochures, fact sheets, details on how the funds will be used, and other pertinent information to assist us in determining your eligibility for funding.Once the Eagle & Badge Foundation receives your request, it will be reviewed by the administrator and if additional information is required, you will be contacted. If no additional information is required, the Request will be submitted to the Board of Directors for review at the next regularly-scheduled board meeting (approximately every four to six weeks). You will be notified of their decision, whether approved or denied, within a few days of that meeting.

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LAPD becomes nation's largest police department to test drones after oversight panel signs off on controversial program

When Cancer Patient Couldn't Flee Las Vegas Shooting, An LAPD Officer Carried Her

As chaos unfolded during the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Cassidy Huff was completely exhausted. Coming off of chemotherapy for cancer, she simply could not run anymore as she tried to flee gunfire.

LAPD Motorcycle Officer Injured In Crash

A Los Angeles Police Department motorcycle officer was hurt Wednesday in a crash in Panorama City.

Terrorism in America Symposium

Terrorism in America Symposium, Monday, June 12,2017

Eagle & Badge was a proud particpant in the 2nd Annual Run to Remember

The Eagle & Badge Foundation was proud to participate in the 2nd annual Run to Remember Los Angeles on February 12th starting out at The Grove.

Public Safety First

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