Fresno Police Chaplaincy

Fresno Police Chaplaincy The Fresno Police Chaplaincy is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit serving the Fresno Police Department and the Citizens of Fresno.

The Fresno Police and Fire Chaplaincy is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to partnering with Fresno Police and Fire Departments in providing spiritual guidance and resource referrals to those who are exposed to trauma.

08/27/2026

When responding to a call, even something as simple as where and how you park can make a big difference. Busy streets, emergency vehicles, and unpredictable situations can make arriving on scene challenging. That’s why our chaplains train at the Jerry P. Dyer Regional Police Training Center, where they learn how to safely navigate the difficult situations they may encounter on the road. It’s one of the many behind-the-scenes skills that help our chaplains arrive safely, work alongside first responders, and be ready to serve when they’re needed.

Serving our community well means always being willing to learn. At our recent Chaplains’ meeting, we had the privilege o...
08/25/2026

Serving our community well means always being willing to learn. At our recent Chaplains’ meeting, we had the privilege of hearing from Danny Guzman, a Fresno Police Department Crime Prevention Community Services Officer from Central District. CSO Guzman shared a helpful refresher on best practices for our chaplains while serving out in the field alongside our officers. Training like this helps ensure our chaplains can step into difficult situations with greater confidence and care, and we are so thankful for everyone who helps equip them to serve our community.

Some calls are over in minutes, but others can stretch on for hours. That's why the NEST is on scene to make sure that, ...
08/20/2026

Some calls are over in minutes, but others can stretch on for hours. That's why the NEST is on scene to make sure that, in the middle of an extended call, our officers have a place to step away for a moment. Whether it’s grabbing a snack or a drink, using a clean restroom, or simply finding a few minutes of quiet, the NEST provides a space to recharge before heading back out to serve our community.

This year, we were incredibly honored to be chosen as a recipient of support from the BAPS Charities Walkathon 2026. We ...
08/19/2026

This year, we were incredibly honored to be chosen as a recipient of support from the BAPS Charities Walkathon 2026. We are so grateful to everyone who walked, participated, and helped make this generous donation possible. It helps our chaplains continue showing up for first responders, families, and members of our community when they need care and support most. To BAPS Charities and everyone who made this year’s Walkathon possible: thank you for believing in our mission and helping us continue the work we are so blessed to do. Your support truly makes a difference!

A new school year is about to begin, and with it comes the opportunity to build new relationships. 💙Project STEALTH rece...
08/18/2026

A new school year is about to begin, and with it comes the opportunity to build new relationships. 💙
Project STEALTH recently joined Pathway Community School for its “Drop In and See” event, serving refreshments and, more importantly, beginning to get to know the students, parents, and staff who make up the Pathway community.
This year, our Project STEALTH team will be on campus serving as mentors—showing up, building trust, encouraging students, and walking alongside them throughout the school year.
Mentoring starts long before a student needs help. It starts by simply being present and building relationships. And we’re excited that those relationships are already beginning.

What starts as a desire to serve often grows into something much more. At the Chaplaincy, we’re incredibly blessed to ha...
08/17/2026

What starts as a desire to serve often grows into something much more. At the Chaplaincy, we’re incredibly blessed to have a dedicated community of chaplains and volunteers who show up with compassion, generosity, and a genuine love for the people they serve. Before long, it feels less like an organization and more like a family.

After 24 years of serving Fresno from the firehouse, Deputy Chief Devin McGuire may be retiring from the Fresno Fire Dep...
08/16/2026

After 24 years of serving Fresno from the firehouse, Deputy Chief Devin McGuire may be retiring from the Fresno Fire Department—but his service to our community isn’t ending. It’s simply taking on a new form.
Throughout his career, Chief McGuire has led with professionalism, integrity, and a deep commitment to the people of Fresno. Now, we’re honored that he has chosen to continue that commitment with the Fresno Police & Fire Chaplaincy.
Chief McGuire will serve on our Board of Directors and, in the future, alongside our team as a chaplain in the field—continuing to support the first responders he has spent more than two decades serving beside.
Congratulations on an incredible career, Chief McGuire. We’re grateful your next chapter includes the Chaplaincy! 💙❤️

Sometimes, keeping a community safe starts with something as simple as a helmet. Through our partnership with the Califo...
08/15/2026

Sometimes, keeping a community safe starts with something as simple as a helmet. Through our partnership with the California Highway Patrol, the Chaplaincy is able to provide helmets to local police and fire stations, where first responders can then place them directly into the hands of kids in our community. It may seem like a small gesture, but every helmet represents something bigger: a child better protected, a family with greater peace of mind, and first responders continuing their commitment to keeping our streets safe.

WANTED: Pop-Tart ThiefIf you are interested in helping provide snacks for our first responders (seeing as we are now sho...
08/13/2026

WANTED: Pop-Tart Thief

If you are interested in helping provide snacks for our first responders (seeing as we are now short on Pop-Tarts), the Chaplaincy always welcomes donations of individually wrapped snack items. Your help is greatly appreciated!

Project STEALTH is participating in the Aaron Judge Summer Book Club, providing our youth with a wonderful opportunity t...
08/12/2026

Project STEALTH is participating in the Aaron Judge Summer Book Club, providing our youth with a wonderful opportunity to visit Barnes & Noble for some new books. During the trip, they each picked one book from the Aaron Judge Summer Book Club list and one book based on their own personal interests. Afterwards, they enjoyed a delicious lunch at Raising Cane’s.

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905 N Fulton Street
Fresno, CA
93728

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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+15596212120

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