Foundation Partnerships
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our donors, we’re able to support so many families and officers through this foundation. Tap the image above to see our leading sponsors!
We’re excited to announce our partnership with FightCamp! As part of this exclusive offer, our community can get started absolutely FREE! Get the essentials you need to start your FightCamp journey. Track your progress, compete against others, and access on-demand workouts led by expert trainers. Click the image above to read more about Fight Camp and get our exclusive offer!
Big thanks to Grafix Unlimited for wrapping our new classic police car! We can’t wait for you to check it out at car shows across Northern Nevada! Car pictures coming soon! Click their logo above to learn more about them!
The First Responder Task Force (FRTF) was created to serve those who put themselves in harm’s way— proudly serving Locals nationally.
Far too many families are still struggling to receive benefits due to the fine print buried in their insurance policies. These policies denied or delayed payments for exclusions such as “Acts of War”, “Acts of Terror,” Hazardous Duty,” and “Line of Duty”, the last two of which could effect First Responders every day. This is where FRTF steps in, to do what’s right, providing exclusion-free survivor benefits specifically designed to protect First Responders and their families. It’s the one tragedy we CAN stop from ever happening again.
For full details and more information, visit their website at https://firstrespondertaskforce.com
The Nevada Police Foundation, in coordination with the Washoe County School District Police Department, is embarking on a fundraiser for the School District’s Junior Cadet Program with the goal to raise funds support the programs needs such as uniforms/safety/training equipment for use during classroom activities, scenario trainings, and community events, and most importantly to send the cadets to Washington D.C. in May 2026 for the National Police Week ceremonies. This trip will allow cadets to honor fallen police officers, deepen their understanding of the sacrifices made in the line of duty, and engage with the law-enforcement community.