OUR MISSION
TO PROVIDE OFFICER-INITIATED SUPPORT TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN TIMES OF CRISIS.
AoP ANSWERS DIRECT REQUESTS FROM OFFICERS AS THEY ASSIST ABOVE & BEYOND THE CALL DURING THEIR ON-DUTY HOURS.
AoP is a registered 501(c)3. EIN# 27-5070691
Community Support Through Law Enforcement
Connection to Resources
Serving People in Crisis
Connection to Resources
Angels on Patrol enables officers to go beyond the call of duty to ensure a family, individual, or child is safe and connected to resources.
At-risk youth are given the opportunity to a brighter future through officer-run youth enrichment programming and support.
Angels on Patrol's goal is to enhance the public's perception of law enforce
Angels on Patrol enables officers to go beyond the call of duty to ensure a family, individual, or child is safe and connected to resources.
At-risk youth are given the opportunity to a brighter future through officer-run youth enrichment programming and support.
Angels on Patrol's goal is to enhance the public's perception of law enforcement. This is naturally accomplished each time an officer submits a request for assistance.
Our Vision
Serving People in Crisis
Connection to Resources
Our vision is to address the deficiencies in societal support systems that often leave law
enforcement unable to effectively assist those in need.
Angels on Patrol receives requests from law enforcement, striving to identify and fulfill the unmet needs of community members, thereby empowering law enforcement agencies to bridge the gaps where other resources may be lacking.
Serving People in Crisis
Serving People in Crisis
Serving People in Crisis
At the most critical time, basic emergent needs are supplied along with the connection to long-term resources designed to encourage self-sustainability and empowerment.
Angels on Patrol provides an immediate connection to solutions and services through officer-initiated requests.
Every Donation Impacts a Need
A police officer was working at a methadone clinic when he saw an elderly woman with a baby attached to her walker. He approached her and asked if she needed help. She informed him that the baby is her great niece and she took the baby in as both parents are on drugs, and the baby was born addicted.
The police officer placed a request into Angels on Patrol as she had no baby items. AoP bought a stroller, formula, clothing and other miscellaneous items, along with connecting her with DES so she could apply for baby formula and food assistance. The great aunt is disabled and was just getting by on her social security income but said she could not let the baby go into the system.
With your support we are able to respond daily to officer requests. As the need grows, Angels on Patrol’s vision is to continue expanding throughout the nation to meet the needs of law enforcement officers as they encounter people in crisis. Your support makes this possible.
*To protect the privacy of those we serve, images used are unaffiliated with the events listed above.
