"I very much appreciate the can-do spirit and extraordinary support provided to the Metropolitan Police Department, and to me as Chief, by the Washington DC Police Foundation."

Cathy L. Lanier
Chief of Police

Executive Director: 
Joseph Persichini, Jr.
"The Foundation provides such wonderful support for the officers and their families. The men and women in uniform make our world better and safer often through great sacrifice. And we owe it to them to give the support we can."

David Baldacci
Author

 
The Washington DC Police Foundation brings together business, civic, nonprofit and professional communities and individuals to promote public safety through support of Chief Cathy Lanier and the Metropolitan Police Department. Our goal is to make the District of Columbia a safer place to live, work and visit.

 
 
Junior Cadets go to The Capitol

On May 15th, the DC Police Foundation took 5th grade Junior Cadets from Seaton Elementary School and Winston Educational Campus, their teachers, and School Outreach Officers on a guided tour of the Capitol. Here the girls are listening to an explanation of the dome painting; The Apotheosis of Washington which depicts President George Washington.  They were also invited to the office of Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton for a private tour.




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Because of your generosity, and a matching grant from our Co-Chairs, Terry Straub and Mark Tuohey,  DCPF was able to raise $4,277.14 during the "Give to the Max Day" event on November 9th, 2011. This year "Give to the Max Day" will be September  20th, 2012 - however, you may give to this event all year long!   Many Thanks for your support!
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Monuments Tour


On May 1st the Junior Cadets were treated to a tour of Monuments around Washington led by a Park Ranger.  They were able to explore the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam and Korean War Monuments, Martin Luther King Memorial and the FDR Memorial, where they were very enthusiatic about petting President Roosevelt's dog which was a Scotish Terrier that he names Murray the Outlaw of Falahill, nicknamed Fala.

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Wells Fargo Supports Youth Initiatives


We would like to thank Wells Fargo for their generous support of our youth and mentoring initiatives!  Pictured here at the check presentation with Joe Persichini, Executive Director of the Washington DC Police Foundation, is Nancy E. Marsden, Senior Relationship Manager, Wells Fargo at Work.

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Thursday, June 21, 2012
7th Annual Law Enforcement Awards Ceremony