Who We Are:  

2021 was the deadliest year for law enforcement officers in history. In the wake of such tragedy, there are spouses, children, mothers, fathers, siblings, extended family and co-workers left to rebuild their lives. They are left to cope and re build their lives, while developing their “new normal” as they learn to move forward in memory of their hero. These are survivors! Our mission is to never forget and walk the journey of hope on the road of recovery with every survivor.

Concerns of Police Survivors (COPS) is a 501c 3 charity governed by a National Board, with over 47,000 volunteer members and 50 chapters throughout the country. Our chapter, Central Florida COPS, is a fully volunteer based organization, developed by local survivors and relies entirely upon donations to fulfill our mission. All money received from donations fund hands-on programs, which allow survivors to receive support from peers who have experienced the gravity of their loss. It also allows survivors to attend sessions designed for their survivor needs and obtain resources to help them through the grief process. Additionally, assistance is provided for survivors to travel to state and national memorials, such as Police Week in Washington D.C. where they can continue to honor their hero and seek fellowship from other survivors from around the country.  

Our chapter covers all law enforcement agencies and the families of fallen heroes who reside within Brevard, Flagler, Highlands, Indian River, Lake, Marion, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Polk, Seminole, Sumter and Volusia counties. The love and support from our community continues to shine a light in the darkness and ensures our heroes will never be forgotten. 
 

Please make checks or money orders payable to 

Central Florida Concerns of Police Survivors

P.O. Box 782385

Orlando, FL 32878