Collier County 10-13 Club
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Mentor Programme
{Mentorship programme is designed to help teens find the career path that best suits them.}
Fostering Comradeship
The organization fosters camaraderie among retired New York police officers and other retired law enforcement personnel in Collier County.
About
Collier County 10-13 Club
Founded in
1996
EIN
650631692
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(10)
Category/Type
Community Development > Community Support > Service Clubs
Address
PO BOX 990935 NAPLES, Florida 34116-6057 United States
Website
colliernypd1013.com
Phone
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Email address
About
The Collier County 10-13 Club, founded in 1995, fosters camaraderie among retired NYPD and other law enforcement officers, ensuring the protection of their earned benefits. It's a fraternal organization providing support and resources to its members in Naples, Florida.
Mission
Founded by retired officers, the organization ensures the protection of benefits earned during active service and fosters camaraderie among members.
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