We invite you to read the January 2019 issue of The Partner, the official newsletter of the Cleveland Police Foundation.
The Partner is chock full of articles recapping the outcome of events and news items of interest and inspiration–and contains a full calendar of upcoming events.
In this issue:
- Get your tickets now for Tribute to the Blue (March 7)
- Thank you to Police Officers of the Month for January 2019: First District Community Engagement Officers Lyniece Turner, Juan DeJesus and Kerry Novak-Adams
- Thank you to January 2019 Community Partner of the Month, Target at Steelyard Commons
- Upcoming events and more!
Gallery / Recap Montage
Simply amazing amount of work – impossible to track it all! Here are photos from a handful of the many different events local Police Officers were involved in in over just a once month period.
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- 4th District Officers contributed to Dick Clough’s Christmas Tour of Good Cheer at Garden Valley Estates.
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- Chia Min-Chen from Community Relations helped organize the monthly food driver at the Sterling Rec Center. Look for the next one on Feb. 6 from 2-4 PM.
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- SGT Maffo’s CSU unit led the way as the 2nd district supported the Sock and Underwear Drive.
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- Shavon and her daughter Demi enjoy a crib, given as part of the Cops N Cribs program.
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- Cleveland participates in National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day every January 9th.
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- 1st district community engagement officers have fun with the children at Westside School of the Arts. The school donated over 1,000 pounds of food in the recent food drive, so the 1st district and Crust Pizza brought them a pizza party.
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- Captain Sulzer visited East Lake to read and give out copies of Police In Our School.
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- College Now awards Captain Sulzer with its Mentor of the Year award.
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- Officers attend Fiesta de Reyes at the Buehrer school. They donated toys to the event.
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- Clark Elementary donated 1200 pounds of food, so CPF, Cops for Kids, and Sea of Blue arrived with a pizza party. The canine unit was perhaps the best treat.
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- Antonio Andino and Erik Melendez from the 4th district visited Eastabrook Rec to talk with children and get in some sparring.
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- Lt. Ed Lentz poses with bystanders after saving a life with CPR while attending a wrestling tournament.
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- Cleveland Police played the Cleveland State dodgeball team during the Proforma Dodgeball Challenge. CSU donated their winnings to Cleveland Cops for Kids.
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- Rob Slattery and the residents of Brooklyn Acres donated supplies for the homeless that officers can hand out this winter.
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- The New Horizons program helps people take the path to homeownership. Here, a child looks at her new home.