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Massachusetts Fallen Heroes
Boston-based nonprofit supporting post-9/11 Gold Star Families with financial support, basic needs grants, grief counseling, donated vehicles, employment support and legal assistance, and maintaining the state's post-9/11 military memorial.
- Cost
- Not stated on the org's own site
- Coverage
- Boston, Massachusetts-based; Gold Star Family support described on its own site without a state restriction (Massachusetts)
- Last Verified
- October 8, 2026
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100 Club of Illinois
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Nonprofit that provides resources, financial support, access to training, and moral support to the families of first responders killed in the line of duty and to active-duty first responders throughout Illinois. Programs include family assistance, educational assistance for surviving dependents, and first responder wellness and training through its statewide Frontline Resource Network.
Category: Financial Assistance
Eligibility: Families of first responders killed in the line of duty (as determined by federal criteria) and active-duty first responders; all sworn federal, state, county, and local first responders stationed in Illinois are included (own site)
Arizona Fallen Hero Memorial Riders
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Arizona nonprofit honoring the state's fallen first responders and military heroes while supporting the families, coworkers and communities they leave behind — through memorial and wellness rides, its Financial Assistance Program, the United Together Family Support Program, First Responder and Veteran Initiatives, a chaplain program and the Arizona Legacy Scholarship Program.
Category: Family Support
Eligibility: Families of fallen Arizona first responders and military heroes, plus serving first responders and veterans (own site)
Honor The Fallen
Tempe, Arizona 501(c)(3) (established 2015) supporting children and families of fallen military, police, fire, EMS and first responder heroes through community events (its flagship 5K For Heroes has raised over $130,000), financial assistance and connections to therapeutic support and resources through vetted partner organizations.
Tempe, Arizona 501(c)(3) (established 2015) supporting children and families of fallen military, police, fire, EMS and first responder heroes through community events (its flagship 5K For Heroes has raised over $130,000), financial assistance and connections to therapeutic support and resources through vetted partner organizations.
Category: Family Support
Eligibility: Children and families of fallen military, police, fire, EMS and first responder heroes (own site)
Indiana Concerns of Police Survivors (Indiana C.O.P.S.)
Statewide 501(c)(3) chapter that provides emotional and financial support to the surviving families and co-workers of Indiana law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, as determined by Federal criteria. At the onset of a line-of-duty death, trained board members provide survivor peer support and grief counseling and assist with funeral planning, Public Safety Officers' Benefits (PSOB), and national and state memorial enrollment. C.O.P.S. also offers financial support, scholarships, survivor retreats, and National Police Week assistance.
Statewide 501(c)(3) chapter that provides emotional and financial support to the surviving families and co-workers of Indiana law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, as determined by Federal criteria. At the onset of a line-of-duty death, trained board members provide survivor peer support and grief counseling and assist with funeral planning, Public Safety Officers' Benefits (PSOB), and national and state memorial enrollment. C.O.P.S. also offers financial support, scholarships, survivor retreats, and National Police Week assistance.
Category: Family Support
Eligibility: Surviving family members and co-workers of Indiana law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty as determined by Federal criteria.
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