If We Build It - They Will Come! 

Welcome to the International Police Association, United States Section's on-line fundraising page in support of the National Law Enforcement Museum.  IPA-USA has worked closely with the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund since its inception and believes strongly in their work and their service to the law enforcement community. 

IPA-USA was instrumental in raising funds for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and considers this Museum just as important to our nation's law enforcement community.

IPA-USA believes that we must honor the men and women who have given the ultimate sacrifice to keep our communities safe.   As a Museum partner, IPA-USA has set a goal of raising $25,000.00 for the Museum campaign by May 15th, 2009.  This donation to the Museum will allow our members alongside the organization to help build  the first ever National Law Enforcement Museum. 

We believe, that if we build it, they will come!  Our goal is that every member of IPA-USA makes a donation to the National Law Enforcement Museum through this website.   

Please join us in supporting the Museum by making a tax deductable contribution to the “A Matter of Honor” campaign.  By donating to this effort you will help to establish the first ever National Law Enforcement Museum. This Museum will tell the stories of the day-to-day activities that keep our communities safe and allow each of us to live in safety and security. 

Our goal is to have 100% participation of all IPA-USA members.  Help us meet this goal by making your donation before National Peace Officers Memorial Day, May 15th, 2009. 

Please join the IPA-USA by making your individual tax-deductible donation by clicking on the “Give Now” option above and completing the information on the secure webpage.  Once you have made your contribution, please be sure to visit the National Law Enforcement Museum web site at www.LawEnforcementMuseum.org and the memorial at www.nleomf.org.

Thank you in advance for your gift.

Sincerely,

Viola Powrie, President 
International Police Association
United States Section
www.ipa-usa.org