BLUE THANKSGIVING INC
EIN 84-1954258 · Law Enforcement (I60)
What they do
Blue Family Christmas Campaign - This Project Focuses On Officers Who Are Suffering Through Financial Crisis and Lost Wages Due to Catastrophic Events In Their Lives Including Death of Immediate Family Members, House Fires, and Life-threatening Medical Diagnosis. This Project Focuses On Several Families Chosen Each Year Around The Holidays and Culminates With A Gala That Officers and Spouses or Significant Others Can Attend At No Cost. We Helped Five Families During The Holidays and Others Earlier In The Year As Needs Arose. We Provided Approximately 100 Officers From Multiple Agencies, and Their Spouses With An Evening Including A Holiday Dinner, and The Opportunity to Show Support for Their Fellow Officers In Need.Blue Thanksgiving Day Project - We Provide Meals to On-duty Law Enforcement Officers In and Around Cobb County. Each Year We Deliver Nearly 500 Meals to Officers, 911 Personnel and Administration Working On The Holiday. Throughout The Year, Blue Thanksgiving Provides Opport
How to reach them
ContactKimberly Peace HillCEO
In care of% KIMBERLY HILL
Mailing address1981 WESTOVER LN NW, KENNESAW, GA 30152-4255
Main phone(770) 419-4027 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@bluethanksgiving.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- July 2019
- County
- Cobb
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