Fraternal Order Of Police
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Builds relationships between local FOP lodges and the community by providing charitable services to needy children, such as Christmas gifts and school supplies.
About
Fraternal Order Of Police
Founded in
1972
EIN
541182145
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(8)
Category/Type
Community Centers
Address
PO BOX 7393 FREDERICKSBRG, Virginia 22404-7393 United States
Website
www.fopva-lodge15.com
Phone
(540)-891-0491
Email address
lodge15rentals@gmail.com
About
The Fraternal Order of Police is the world's largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers, with over 364,000 members in 2,100+ lodges. They are the voice of those dedicated to protecting communities.
Mission
The Fraternal Order of Police in Fredericksburg, Virginia, brings together law enforcement professionals to strengthen community bonds and provide mutual support.
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