Family assistance
Immediate financial support for dependent families after a line-of-dut
Since 1953, The 100 Club has provided immediate financial assistance to dependent families of peace officers and firefighters killed or seriously injured in the line of duty. The Houston-based organization is funded by members and other community contributions. Its support includes $20,000 in immediate assistance, help with mortgage and auto loan payments, and financial support for dependent children attending college. The organization also provides life-saving equipment to local law enforcement agencies and funds a scholarship program for law enforcement officers. Its survivor support has reached more than 200 families, and its reported total disbursements exceed $50 million. Membership, business partnerships, and contributions to the survivor fund are ways to support its work.
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Immediate financial support for dependent families after a line-of-dut
Assistance can cover mortgages, auto loans, and other debts.
Provides life-saving equipment to local law enforcement agencies.
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