Police Benevolent Foundation

Police Benevolent Foundation Police Benevolent Foundation is a tax-deductible 501(c)(3) organization established by the Southern States Police Benevolent Association, Inc.
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As a 501(c)(3) organization, Police Benevolent Foundation is founded for the purpose of addresses four major initiatives. These initiatives include providing financial support to the families and survivors of officers killed in the line of duty, funding scholarships for the well deserving youth, providing assistance to law enforcement personnel during disasters and, funding activities and services

in support of law enforcement. Since it was established, the Foundation has been able to raise more than $1M in aid to support law enforcement officer programs, to provide aid to the families of fallen officers, to provide disaster relief for law enforcement officers and to provide scholarships to some well deserving young students. We have the distinction of being able to allocate 100% of our received donations to their intended purposes.

Please join us Monday, June 15, 2026, in Savannah, Ga., for our Behind the Badge PTSD and Su***de Awareness Seminar. Thi...
06/08/2026

Please join us Monday, June 15, 2026, in Savannah, Ga., for our Behind the Badge PTSD and Su***de Awareness Seminar. This seminar is absolutely FREE and extremely valuable in its potential for saving families, careers and -- most importantly -- lives. For more information on this lifesaving seminar, please visit: https://pub.sspba.org/ptsd-2026-0615-ga/signup-form.php

The Virginia Police Benevolent Association and the Police Benevolent Foundation are asking for financial assistance for ...
06/01/2026

The Virginia Police Benevolent Association and the Police Benevolent Foundation are asking for financial assistance for the family of Deputy Logan Reece Utt.

On May 29th, at approximately 9:26 p.m., the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office received a welfare check request by a family member for an address on Fancy Gap Highway.

Deputies were dispatched to the address and upon arrival at the residence contact was made by two deputies with a male subject. This subject opened fire on them. The deputies returned fire. During the exchange of gunfire, Deputy Utt suffered fatal injuries. The other deputy was struck in his ballistic vest and survived the shooting. The suspect fled the scene and was later captured.

Deputy Utt began his career with the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office in 2023, after serving in the military. Deputy Utt is survived by his wife and two children.

Carroll County Sheriff Kevin A. Kemp said, “Deputy Utt was a devoted husband, loving father, cherished family member, friend and respected member of the law enforcement family.” He added, “his service, courage, and dedication will not be forgotten.”

Please click on the link to donate: https://pbfi.networkforgood.com/projects/301556-deputy-logan-reece-utt-memorial-fund

100% of the monies received by the PBF will go to Deputy Utt’s spouse to help her and her children during this tragic time.

Thanks to Debra Hartley of IBX Sewing and Upholstery who donated this custom made Memory Bear for the Jeeping for Zach e...
05/26/2026

Thanks to Debra Hartley of IBX Sewing and Upholstery who donated this custom made Memory Bear for the Jeeping for Zach event to benefit the Police Benevolent Foundation. Made from PBF T-shirts, it is a one of kind creation.

Today, we remember the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Thank you for our freedom...
05/25/2026

Today, we remember the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

Thank you for our freedom!

The Police Benevolent Foundation recently presented a plaque of appreciation to attorney Francis Springer for serving as...
05/22/2026

The Police Benevolent Foundation recently presented a plaque of appreciation to attorney Francis Springer for serving as a platinum sponsor for the Behind the Badge Seminar in Madison, Miss., earlier this year. The seminar offered resources that addressed the elevated risk of PTSD and su***de that law enforcement professionals face. Support for these events allows these professionals and their spouses to attend at no cost.

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At left, Andy 'Ski' Matuszewski, president of the Mississippi Police Benevolent Association, presents plaque to Francis Springer.

Big shout out to all the volunteers and supporters who made the 5th Annual Back the Badge Car Show in Georgia and the 3r...
05/21/2026

Big shout out to all the volunteers and supporters who made the 5th Annual Back the Badge Car Show in Georgia and the 3rd Annual Jeeping for Zach Legacy Event in North Carolina a huge success this past weekend! Thousands of dollars were raised to support the Police Benevolent Foundation. This support will continue to fund the efforts to support fallen officers' families, scholarships for deserving students, PTSD awareness and su***de prevention seminars, and disaster relief.

The Police Benevolent Foundation recently presented a plaque of appreciation to Brynn Marr Hospital in Jacksonville, N.C...
05/20/2026

The Police Benevolent Foundation recently presented a plaque of appreciation to Brynn Marr Hospital in Jacksonville, N.C., for serving as a platinum sponsor for the March 30, 2026, Behind the Badge Seminar. The seminar offered resources that addressed the elevated risk of PTSD and su***de that law enforcement professionals face. Support for these events allows these professionals and their spouses to attend at no cost.
At left, Allison Harris, director of business development at Brynn Marr Hospital, accepts the plaque from Vanessa Smith. Smith serves as the president of the Crystal Coast Chapter of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association.

High school seniors and college students: don’t forget to apply for a Police Benevolent Foundation scholarship for the u...
05/20/2026

High school seniors and college students: don’t forget to apply for a Police Benevolent Foundation scholarship for the upcoming academic year. The application window for 2026 scholarships is now open. You’ll want to take advantage of this chance to receive recognition for your achievements through a college scholarship offered by the PBF. Apply now via the link below. We can’t wait to learn more about your hard work in academics and extracurriculars.

Link: https://www.pbfi.org/scholarships-2/

The Police Benevolent Foundation would like to thank the Washington Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat dealership for agreeing...
05/15/2026

The Police Benevolent Foundation would like to thank the Washington Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat dealership for agreeing to serve as a platinum sponsor for the Jeep Go Topless Day in honor of Trooper Zach Martin Saturday. Martin was diagnosed in 2022 with Ewing sarcoma bone cancer. During every step of his battle with the disease, he brought honor, dignity and a positive attitude to the fight. The PBF was proud to join in that fight as thousands of dollars were raised to assist him and his family. Sadly, Trooper Martin passed away in February 2023. His family now wants to help other officers through the PBF.

To read more about Trooper Martin and the friendship he developed during his fight, click on this link:

https://go.sspba.org/zachmartin

To serve as a sponsor or platinum sponsor of the event or to otherwise donate to the PBF in honor of Trooper Martin, please click on this link:

https://pbfi.networkforgood.com/.../220914-jeeping-for...

Your tax-deductible donation goes directly to families of fallen officers, scholarships for deserving students of law enforcement families, seminars for educating officers about the dangers of PTSD and su***de prevention awareness, and disaster relief for those displaced by natural disasters.

The Police Benevolent Foundation would like to thank Barrow Construction for agreeing to serve as a sponsor for the Jeep...
05/15/2026

The Police Benevolent Foundation would like to thank Barrow Construction for agreeing to serve as a sponsor for the Jeep Go Topless Day in honor of Trooper Zach Martin tomorrow. Martin was diagnosed in 2022 with Ewing sarcoma bone cancer. During every step of his battle with the disease, he brought honor, dignity and a positive attitude to the fight. The PBF was proud to join in that fight as thousands of dollars were raised to assist him and his family. Sadly, Trooper Martin passed away in February 2023. His family now wants to help other officers through the PBF.

To read more about Trooper Martin and the friendship he developed during his fight, click on this link:

https://go.sspba.org/zachmartin

To serve as a sponsor or platinum sponsor of the event or to otherwise donate to the PBF in honor of Trooper Martin, please click on this link:

https://pbfi.networkforgood.com/.../220914-jeeping-for...

Your tax-deductible donation goes directly to families of fallen officers, scholarships for deserving students of law enforcement families, seminars for educating officers about the dangers of PTSD and su***de prevention awareness, and disaster relief for those displaced by natural disasters.

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2155 GA-42 S
McDonough, GA
30252

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 10am
Sunday 7am - 6pm

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+17703895391

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