HELPING OUR HEROES CARING FOR COPS Retired Officer Pete LaBoy (left), Detective Lani Pinkney (center) and Lieutenant Will Rogers (right), all of whom have been injured in the line of duty and have received benefitted from Code 3 support and advocacy efforts. According to the most recent Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) report …
GRANTS Have an idea for a project that will improve the relationship between law enforcement and the local community, or support the needs of police and their families? We’re looking for innovative projects and campaigns that encourage collaboration among police and the communities they serve. Multiple grants will be awarded this year – up to …
THE OPIOD CRISIS More than 50 officers from Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia attended Code 3’s first Drug Diversion Training on Oct. 4 at the Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security. | MOBILIZING COMMUNITIES AND FIRST RESPONDERS In communities across the country, the opioid crisis is taking hundreds of lives every day. In Maryland, Virginia …
ANNUAL REPORT 2017 Annual Report | 2017 was another great year at Code 3. Together with our donors, partners and supporters, we reached more than 10,615 individuals, including 3,000 youth and children in at-risk communities as well as 10 regional police departments. We also advanced our work in our three focused areas: addressing the national …
