Westport Police Foundation
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Mentor Programme
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Sgt. Dan Sullivan Memorial Scholarship
Awarding scholarships to Westport residents who will be incoming college/university freshmen in the fall.
About
Westport Police Foundation
Founded in
2018
EIN
821182065
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Community Centers
Address
50 JESUP RD WESTPORT, Connecticut 06880-4309 United States
Website
www.wilsonhall.org
Phone
(803)-469-3475
Email address
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About
The Westport Police Foundation raises funds to support the Westport, CT Police Department, assisting with programs, equipment, and other needs. Founded in 2018, the foundation aims to enhance community safety by providing resources to the police department.
Mission
Westport Police Foundation Inc strengthens community well-being by supporting local law enforcement and fostering positive connections within Westport, Connecticut.
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