Presents From Police
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Delivering presents to children in hospitals and schools, bringing smiles and cheer with support from local police departments.
About
Presents From Police
Founded in
2014
EIN
611713196
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Human Services
Address
840 GRAND AVE PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania 15212-2435 United States
Website
presentsfrompolice.org
Phone
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About
Presents from Police, founded in 2014 by Officer David Nemec, delivers gifts to children at Pittsburgh's Children's Hospital, Sunrise School, and The Children's Institute. Police officers collect and deliver the gifts to show children in need that law enforcement is there to help, especially during the holidays.
Mission
Presents From Police brings kindness to Pittsburgh by connecting police officers and community members through thoughtful gifts, spreading smiles and building positive relationships.
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