Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation

09/01/2026

We’re hiring a Marketing & Communications Intern to help tell our story and grow our digital presence. 📣

This is a great opportunity for a college student or recent graduate to gain hands-on experience in social media, content creation, digital marketing, and nonprofit communications while supporting law enforcement agencies and communities across Minnesota.

The position is part-time (15–20 hours per week), primarily remote, and pays $20/hour.

View the full job description:https://assets.noviams.com/novi-file-uploads/mcpa/Foundation/Marketing-Intern-2026.pdf

Apply online: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/cCcGJ16Y7w

Please share this opportunity with your friends, family, and network!

08/18/2026

It was a beautiful night in Avon! ☀️ Great work Avon Police Department, MN!

As the sun set last night and Avon's National Night Out event was complete, we saw the last few people leaving, the park grounds being cleaned up, tents being put away, and we had to reflect on how awesome the night was!!!

We thank each and every one of you who participated in some way for the event. From the organizers, donors, contributors, and participants... wow.... WHAT A GREAT NIGHT!!!!!

Congratulations to all of the prize winners as well!!! And Avon, GREAT JOB ON STUFFING THE SQUAD WITH SCHOOL SUPPLIES! We will be donating the many supplies to the school, and we will post an update soon!!!!!!! Keep an eye out for that!!! 📒📎✂️

We hope you had an amazing 2026 National Night Out!

If you wanna share photos, please do! We reposted the link for the event below as well.

Thank you again! Without the teamwork from EVERYONE involved, this event wouldn't have been possible! Small Town Strong! COMMUNITY PROUD!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1015269538137116/?active_tab=discussion
Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation
https://www.facebook.com/stcloudscheels
City of Avon, MN
City of Avon Public Works

**Photo submitted by a 2026 NNO attendee.

08/18/2026

We love to see a great community-focused events like this! Great work, Big Lake Police Department!

Stop by tomorrow and say hello to some of your favorite police officers!
We’ll be serving up hot dogs, chips, and dessert. We’d love to see you there!

07/26/2026

Every interaction matters.

With support from the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation's Community Partnership Grant Program, the Fairmont Police Department has equipped its officers with Bean and Bear Autism Toolkits to better serve individuals with autism and other sensory or communication needs during emergencies.

It's another example of how local partnerships are creating safer, more compassionate communities across Minnesota.

FAIRMONT – Thanks to funding from the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation Grant Program and Hawkins Chevrolet, the Fairmont Police Department has received several Autism Toolkits to assist people with disabilities and law enforcement when they interact. The kits were made by Bean and Bear, a pro...

07/07/2026

Thank you to the Plymouth Rotary for its generous $5,000 contribution to the inaugural Chief Mike Goldstein Memorial Scholarship Fund.

We were honored to accept this donation and hear heartfelt remarks from many of Chief Goldstein's friends and coworkers, who shared memories of his life, leadership, and lasting impact on the law enforcement profession.

This contribution launches a new multi-year partnership between the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation and the Plymouth Rotary to provide scholarships to college students pursuing careers in law enforcement. Together, we will help ensure Chief Goldstein's legacy lives on by supporting the next generation of law enforcement leaders.

06/16/2026

Building trust doesn't always happen in big moments. Sometimes it's a popsicle, a sticker, and a simple conversation.

We're proud to support City of Rochester, MN Police Department's Community Action Team as they create meaningful connections with the community they serve. 🍦💙

05/21/2026

On May 5, the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation hosted its annual Spring Benefit Luncheon in St. Paul.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of our sponsors, donors, and attendees, this year's event raised more than $250,000 in support of the Foundation's mission, setting a new fundraising record for the luncheon.

The luncheon featured remarks from Farmington Police Chief Nate Siem and Winthrop Police Chief Logan Anderson on the impact of the Foundation's Community Partnership Grants, while keynote speaker Matt Majka, the CEO of the Minnesota Wild, shared insights on leadership, teamwork, and community engagement.

KSTP-TV anchor Lindsey Brown served as emcee, and guests were shown a new Foundation video, produced in kind by Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc., that highlights the Foundation's statewide impact.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support the Foundation's work to strengthen leadership, wellness, recruitment, and police-community partnerships across Minnesota.

Learn more or support the Foundation at mnchiefsfoundation.org.

05/11/2026

This week, we join others in honoring the officers who lost their lives in the line of duty and recognizing those who continue to serve with dedication, professionalism, and care for the communities they protect.

The Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation is proud to support law enforcement through training, wellness, scholarships, and community partnerships. The work of our Foundation, made possible through the support of many generous donors and partners, is one small way we can give back to those who serve others every day.

We thank all law enforcement officers for their service and dedication.

05/08/2026

Thank you, Lindsey Brown - News! 💙

04/22/2026

Experiences like this are exactly what the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation is proud to support!

When students get the chance to step into real training environments, ask questions, and interact directly with officers, it turns a career idea into something tangible. That kind of exposure can make a lasting impact.

Thank you to everyone who played a role in making this visit happen and investing in the next generation.

Students from Hopkins High School's Student Multicultural Advisory Committee visited Hennepin Technical College's Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Education Center to explore careers in public safety. From classroom spaces to hands-on training areas, students got a firsthand look at what it takes to work in law enforcement.

Thank you to everyone who made the visit possible! Hopkins Police Department, Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation