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PHOENIX POLICE FOUNDATION INC
PHOENIX, AZ · EIN 861014450 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE M40 · Public Safety & Disaster Relief · Small ($100K-$1M) · phoenixpolicefoundation.org
revenue
$975K
expenses
$996K
net assets
$1.1M
employees
2
volunteers
11
program ratio
95%
mission · from form 990

THE FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED WITH THE INTENT TO GAIN COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR UNMET POLICE DEPT. CAPITAL NEEDS AS WELL AS PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR DEPT. EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES IN TIMES OF CRISIS.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Phoenix Police Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the Phoenix Police Department through funding for essential equipment, officer wellness programs, and financial assistance for officers and their families in times of crisis. Established in 1925, the foundation aims to enhance community safety and honor the service of law enforcement personnel.

named programs · 4 · from sources

what they call their work

COPS Program
Citizens Offering Police Support program that engages citizen volunteers to assist the police department.
Cadet Program
A career-oriented program for young adults aged 14 and older, focusing on law enforcement careers.
K-9 Program
Funds the purchase and training of K-9s and their handlers for the Phoenix Police Department.
Police Activities League (PAL)
A youth program aimed at supporting the needs of underserved youth through various activities and mentorship.
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Law Enforcement Equipment and K-9 Unit Support 6 activities
    • Funding equipment and technology for the Phoenix Police Department
      Provides funding for critical tools, technology, and equipment for the Phoenix Police Department, including ballistic shields, thermal imaging, gym equipment, breach tools, tourniquet holders, SWAT team robots, and electronic flight bags for the Air Support Unit.
    • Funding equipment and technology for the Phoenix Police Department
      Provides funding for critical tools, technology, and equipment for the Phoenix Police Department, including ballistic shields, thermal imaging, gym equipment, breach tools, tourniquet holders, SWAT team robots, and electronic flight bags for the Air Support Unit.
    • Funding equipment and technology for the Phoenix Police Department
      Provides funding for critical tools, technology, and equipment for the Phoenix Police Department, including ballistic shields, thermal imaging, gym equipment, breach tools, tourniquet holders, SWAT team robots, and electronic flight bags for the Air Support Unit.
    • Supporting K-9 units
      Funds and purchases K-9s and provides training for dogs and their handlers, as well as purchasing life-saving equipment for K-9 units.
    • Supporting K-9 units
      Funds and purchases K-9s and provides training for dogs and their handlers, as well as purchasing life-saving equipment for K-9 units.
    • Supporting K-9 units
      Funds and purchases K-9s and provides training for dogs and their handlers, as well as purchasing life-saving equipment for K-9 units.
  • Law Enforcement Recognition & Awards 3 activities
    • Recognizing and honoring police officers
      Hosts events like the "Women in Blue Celebration" to honor exceptional female law enforcement leaders and recognizes officers who demonstrate exceptional courage and extraordinary service, including memorializing fallen heroes on the "Honor Wall."
    • Recognizing and honoring police officers
      Hosts events like the "Women in Blue Celebration" to honor exceptional female law enforcement leaders and recognizes officers who demonstrate exceptional courage and extraordinary service, including memorializing fallen heroes on the "Honor Wall."
    • Recognizing and honoring police officers
      Hosts events like the "Women in Blue Celebration" to honor exceptional female law enforcement leaders and recognizes officers who demonstrate exceptional courage and extraordinary service, including memorializing fallen heroes on the "Honor Wall."
  • Law Enforcement Emergency Financial Assistance 1 activity
    • Providing assistance to Phoenix Police Department employees and their families
      Offers financial assistance to employees and their families, including support after the loss of an officer, covering emergency expenses, and funding wellness programs for trauma coping. This also includes sending families and squad members of fallen officers to Washington D.C. for Annual Police Week.
  • Uncategorized 6 activities
    • Providing assistance to Phoenix Police Department employees and their families
      Offers financial assistance to employees and their families, including support after the loss of an officer, covering emergency expenses, and funding wellness programs for trauma coping. This also includes sending families and squad members of fallen officers to Washington D.C. for Annual Police Week.
    • Providing assistance to Phoenix Police Department employees and their families
      Offers financial assistance to employees and their families, including support after the loss of an officer, covering emergency expenses, and funding wellness programs for trauma coping. This also includes sending families and squad members of fallen officers to Washington D.C. for Annual Police Week.
    • Supporting youth programs
      Provides grants for youth programming, operates a co-educational Cadet Program for young adults aged 14 and older, and reintroduced the Police Activities League (PAL) to support underserved youth.
    • Supporting youth programs
      Provides grants for youth programming, operates a co-educational Cadet Program for young adults aged 14 and older, and reintroduced the Police Activities League (PAL) to support underserved youth.
    • Youth programming
      Approves and provides grants for youth programming, operates a co-educational Cadet Program for career-oriented young adults aged 14 and older, and reintroduced the Police Activities League (PAL) to support underserved youth.
    • Youth programming
      Approves and provides grants for youth programming, operates a co-educational Cadet Program for career-oriented young adults aged 14 and older, and reintroduced the Police Activities League (PAL) to support underserved youth.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$975K
Contributions & grants$949K97%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$20K2%
Other revenue$6K
expenses
Total expenses$996K
Program expenses95%
Admin / overhead4%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$125K
Grants paid out$758K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.14M
Cash$1.07M
Investments$74K
Liabilities$9K
Net assets$1.13M
Liquid reserves13.8 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue -19.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
TIMOTHY THOMAS PRESIDENT 40 $105K
board members · 12
  • BIN JONES — DIRECTOR
  • CARRIE HEMMEN — DIRECTOR
  • CHRIS HEORCHLER — DIRECTOR FROM 11/18/22
  • CRAIG STANFORD — VICE-CHAIRMAN
  • JANELLE TASSART — SECRETARY
  • JOSH BELL — TREASURER
  • JOSH ISNER — DIRECTOR
  • KYLE STEPHENSON — DIRECTOR
  • MICHAEL ANDERSON — CHAIRMAN
  • MICHAL BOGACZ — DIRECTOR FROM 11/18/22
  • NANCY KEANE — DIRECTOR UNTIL 1/21/22
  • STEVE PAMPINELLA — DIRECTOR
relationships · 17

who they work with

  • AXON Partner — Clay Winn, Board Member, is from AXON.
  • Albertsons Safeway Partner — Nancy Keane, Board Member, is from Albertsons Safeway.
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Partner — Greg Wells, Board Member, is from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona.
  • Grand Canyon University Partner — Rob Handy, Board Member, is from Grand Canyon University.
  • IMCOR - Interstate Mechanical Corporation Partner — Bob Karber, Vice-Chairman, is from IMCOR - Interstate Mechanical Corporation.
  • Motorola Solutions Partner — Katharine Gard, Board Member, is from Motorola Solutions.
  • PMT Advisors Partner — Michael Tilton, Chairman of the Board, is from PMT Advisors.
  • Phoenix Police Department Government — Christopher Berrelleza serves as the Police Sergeant and liaison from the Phoenix Police Department.
  • Phoenix Police Department Partner — Supports the Phoenix Police Department's Air Support Unit.
  • Phoenix Police Department Partner — Supports the Phoenix Police Department's Special Assignments Unit (SAU), commonly known as SWAT.
  • Phoenix Police Department Partner — Works with the Phoenix Police Department to identify needs for equipment, technology, and support for officers and their families.
  • Prisma Partner — Robert Anderson, Board Member, is from Prisma.
  • Snell and Wilmer Partner — Rick Erickson, Secretary, is from Snell and Wilmer.
  • The Family Leader Partner — Chris St. John, Board Member, is from The Family Leader.
  • Vitalant Partner — Robin Watson, Treasurer, is from Vitalant.
  • Wieneke Law Group Partner — Tina Retts, Board Member, is from Wieneke Law Group.
  • community partners Partner — Collaborates with community partners to support the Women in Blue Celebration and other initiatives.