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The 100 Club of Arizona

Arizona public-safety charity (since 1968) providing immediate financial assistance to the families of officers and firefighters killed or seriously injured, scholarships for their family members' college costs, Safety Enhancement Stipend equipment grants to agencies, and the Peer 100 mental-health wellness and training programs for Arizona's public safety personnel.

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Cost
Peer 100 wellness trainings are 'NO COST to Arizona Public Safety Personnel' (own site); cost of family financial assistance and scholarships is not stated on the org's own site
Coverage
Arizona statewide (city, county, tribal, state, federal agencies) (Arizona)
Eligibility
Arizona police, corrections, probation/parole officers, firefighters and federal agents and their immediate families; assistance requests must be submitted by a supervisor or agency HR — potential beneficiaries are not authorized to submit requests (own site); scholarships require the applicant be the child, spouse or stepchild of an active, retired or deceased sworn officer or firefighter
Last Verified
October 8, 2026

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