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Law Enforcement United’s "The Road to Hope"
Hanes Authentic Crewneck Short Sleeve T-shirt
- Sizes YM - XXXXL
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About this campaign
In May of 2023, police from all over the country will come together to participate in Law Enforcement United’s "The Road to Hope" bike ride. The bike ride takes several routes to Washington, DC, varying in both distance and altitudes, to kick off Police Week to honor officers who have died in the line of duty and ensuring that their surviving families are supported and not forgotten. In addition, Law Enforcement United sponsors programs and initiatives such as: COPS Kids Camp, Spirit of Blue Foundation, Officer Down Memorial Page, College scholarships for surviving children.
This year I will participate with the VA Division and will be completing 250 miles over three days on my bicycle for my 8th year. I am so excited to clip back into my pedals and climb ONE MORE HILL with my Blue Family May 2023!
Please help me reached my fund-raising goal by April 1, 2023, for this amazing cause.
This T-Shirt is very special to me because it brings recognition to the first responders who have made the decision to become peers. Peers are individuals that have a calling to help other first responders with their critical incident/s by sharing their journey and giving them hope that they too will heal.
Thank You to Steven Swartz for taking my vision and putting it in to a work of art!
All the money collect from this fundraiser goes 100% to Law Enforcement United. Video Credit: Bill DeSteph
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Great cause put in by a great person
I support this because I believe it supporting my sisters and brothers in blue as well as the families of those who gave everything to keep our nation, states, and local communities safe!
I support all LEO's and especially Katherine Scheetz.
I've worked for 2 different police departments and they don't get the credit or help they always deserve.
I know some officers who lost their lives in the line of duty.... this is a really go way to remember their families.