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Who we are
The 100 Club of Arizona is a volunteer, benevolent, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization committed to standing behind the men and women who stand behind the badge.
The funds to assist our public safety officers & firefighters are raised through membership dues, charitable campaigns, endowments, and donations from those supporting our mission. We do not use telemarketing fund-raisers.
Mission
The mission of the 100 Club of Arizona is to provide financial assistance to families of public safety officers and firefighters who are seriously injured or killed in the line-of-duty, and to provide resources to enhance their safety and welfare.
Value Statement
As a volunteer, community-based organization, the officers and members of the 100 Club are committed to supporting the needs of public safety agencies and their front-line officers and firefighters who place their lives at risk while in the performance of their duties.
We demonstrate this support by committing to the vision, mission, and goals of the 100 Club of Arizona. We pledge to act in accordance with all federal and state laws and standards of ethical business practices. We carry out and achieve the mission of the 100 Club by working cooperatively, in a spirit of open, honest communication with each other and our communities.
Finally, we pledge to always maintain a professional code of conduct, which advances the needs of public safety through the 100 Club structure. We commit to this higher purpose, without concern for personal gain or recognition.
Benefits
The 100 Club pays a one-time benefit or $15,000 to surviving families of public safety officers and firefighters killed while on duty. The families of officers and firefighters, who are seriously injured, receive assistance up to $18,000.
$5,000 is paid to the family of a public safety officer or firefighter who dies while off duty but while employed by a qualified agency.
Our Programs:
Safety Equipment Stipends (SES) are awarded to selected Public Safety Agencies each quarter. The Safety Enhancement Stipends are to be used for equipment, training, or programs, which serve to enhance the safety of our firefighters, law enforcement and/or correctional officers.
Helping Emergency Responding Officers & Survivors (H.E.R.O.S.) partner with available communities, departments, businesses, agencies and other nonprofit organizations to provide services for families of public safety when tragedy strikes.
Professional Advisory Team (PAT) is dedicated to assist our public safety families when any life altering event takes place.
Who We Help
Arizona certified municipal, county, tribal, and state law enforcement officers; Arizona certified correctional officers; firefighters; federal law enforcement officers working in the state of Arizona; and military personnel called to active duty while employed by a qualified agency.
The Wills for Heroes (WFH) program is a partnership between the 100 Club and the Young Lawyers Division of the State Bar of Arizona to provide free wills and medical directives to first responders and their spouses. |
