CEDAR FALLS POLICE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION INC
EIN 42-1324428 · Law Enforcement (I60)
What they do
THE CEDAR FALLS POLICE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION CONDUCTS TWO SEMI-ANNUAL FUND DRIVES WHICH LAST APPROXIMATELY 4 MONTHS. THE PRIMARY REASON for CONDUCTING THE FUND DRIVES is SO THAT THE ASSOCIATION MAY MAKE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS to BENEFIT AGENCIES and CITIZENS of THE CEDAR VALLEY AREA AS WELL AS EDUCATION for THE LOCAL POLICE OFFICERS and THE PUBLIC. ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVING FUNDING FROM THE ASSOCIATION DURING THIS PAST YEAR INCLUDE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL POST-PROM ACTIVITIES, LOCAL SHERIFF and POLICE DEPARTMENTS, LOCAL RECREATION CENTERS, TATES ARMY FOUNDATION, UNIVERSITY of NORTHERN IOWA, and MORE. THE ASSOCIATION is PROUD to BE ASSOCIATED WITH THESE ORGANIZATIONS.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1990
- Location
- 4600 S MAIN ST, CEDAR FALLS, IA 50613-1289
- County
- Black Hawk
- In care of
- BRIAN JOHANNSEN