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Bay Area Law Enforcement Assistance Fund (BALEAF) is sponsored by Bay Area Law Enforcement Assistance Fund (BALEAF). BALEAF provides support and resources to Bay Area law enforcement officers and their families in crisis due to line-of-duty deaths, serious injury or illness, or other catastrophic events. This includes immediate financial assistance.
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Bay Area Law Enforcement Assistance Fund - Welcome to BALEAF Articles of Incorporation BALEAF is a nonprofit charity with a single mission - to assist Bay Area law enforcement officers and their families who have experienced a member killed in the line of duty, suffered a serious injury or illness, or similar catastrophic event. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity.
100% of your donation is awarded directly to the officers and their families. 100% of the administrative expenses are covered personally by the Board. Guaranteed!
Donate to BALEAF today! Articles of Incorporation BALEAF’s Mission- BALEAF provides support and resources to law enforcement members and their families during times of death, serious injury, or catastrophic events. 501 (c)(3) Charity Organization The Bay Area Law Enforcement Assistance Fund is designated a charity organization by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service .
Our IRS identification is #91-2006597 and BALEAF is a recognized California Public Benefit Corporation with identification #C2179208. Your donations are tax deductible, but always check with your tax advisor. You can donate by check, money order, online through a credit card, and direct funds transfer (EFT).
See our Donations webpage for details. PAYROLL DEDUCTION : CONVENIENT FOR YOU AND APPRECIATED BY THOSE IN NEED Or type into your browser: https://sanfrancisco. lighthouseforms.
net/baleaf-form Bay Area Law Enforcement Assistance Fund BALEAF provides support to Bay Area law enforcement officers and their families in crisis who have experienced a member killed in the line of duty, suffered a serious injury or illness, or other catastrophic event. BALEAF can provide immediate funding for a range of needs in these difficult circumstances.
Founded in 1999, BALEAF supports all employees of law enforcement agencies within the San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding counties assisting sworn and non-sworn employees . As of 2023, we awarded over $2 Million!
Short term financial assistance Referrals for psychological services, grief support, and spiritual support Download the BALEAF Brochure Corporate Sponsors, Download the Sponsorship Brochure PLEASE 'LIKE' OUR PAGE SO WE CAN INCREASE OUR REACH DURING THESE CRITICAL TIMES. VISIT AT https://www. facebook.
com/BALEAF1025 BALEAF's Number One Sponsor Click on the logo to go directly to the site. We hold fundraising events throughout a year, well attended and fun for everyone! View the upcoming events to join us in the future.
Proceeds from the fundraisers goes to BALEAF to support our mission of assisting law enforcement families in need. Check our Events Webpage and our Facebook page for updates. Use the link below to donate and support BALEAF.
E: bayareale1025@gmail. com Bay Area Law Enforcement Assistance Fund San Francisco, CA 94131-0764 Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software google-site-verification: googlee9fc3190827dc615. html
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Employees of law enforcement agencies within the San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding counties (sworn and non-sworn employees) and their families. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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