Began in 1952 after a tragic incident, 100 Club began in Detroit as a heartfelt response to support fallen officers' families, expanding nationwide.
Evolved to provide assistance, including immediate financial aid, educations, and ongoing support for all public safety members and their families. Today, the organization supports public safety members at all levels, offering diverse assistance beyond financial aid.
Their services include safety stipends, scholarships, and fund for financial hardships. Structurally, the 100 Club operates as a volunteer-driven, nonprofit organization, managed by an elected Board of Directors.
