Programs We Support

The NHCPF proudly supports programs that enhance safety, educate our community, and foster positive relationships between residents and law enforcement:

  • Bike Rodeo: Fun, hands-on events teaching children bike safety, proper helmet fitting and responsible riding habits.
  • Blue Santa Program: Bringing holiday joy to children and families in need through gifts, support and community generosity.
  • Child Passenger Safety Program: Ensures children are properly secured in vehicles through professional inspections and guidance.
  • Community Barbecues: Neighborhood gatherings that strengthen connections between residents and the police department.
  • Community Police Academy: Offers residents an in-depth look at local policing, including policies, procedures and community programs.
  • Junior Police Academy: Hands-on, age-appropriate learning experiences that inspire young residents to understand and appreciate law enforcement.
  • National Black Police Association (NBPA): Supports diversity, equity and professional development initiatives within law enforcement while connecting officers with the community.
  • New Hope Crime Prevention Officer: Supports proactive policing and neighborhood safety programs to prevent crime and build community trust.
  • New Hope Police K-9 Officers: Funds training, equipment and public demonstrations for the department’s K-9 teams.
  • Night to Unite: Annual community-wide events that promote safety, awareness and connections between neighbors and law enforcement.
  • Pink Patch Project: Raises awareness and funds for breast cancer research through the sale of limited edition pink NHPD merchandise.
  • Safety Camp: Engaging children with interactive lessons on personal safety, crime prevention and emergency preparedness.
  • West Metro Police Explorers: Mentorship program offering youth hands-on experience and insight into law enforcement careers.

Each of these programs is made possible through the generosity of our donors, volunteers and community partners.

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