DSTA BENEVOLENT FUND
The DSTA Benevolent Fund was established for the purpose of providing financial and other assistance to law enforcement officers and their families. The fund is used to assist and support active-duty law enforcement officers and their families in the event of a line-of-duty death or serious injury. The fund is also used to assist active law enforcement officers and their families who suffer from serious illness or injury while off duty.
Through contributions and fundraising events, the DSTA Benevolent Fund is a valuable resource to enable the DSTA to assist law enforcement officers and their families in times of need. All donations made to this fund are used solely to support our brothers and sisters in law enforcement.
To help support our fund, contributions are graciously accepted by mail to the DSTA Office, checks are to be made payable to the DSTA Benevolent Fund. We are pleased to announce that our fund was added as a participating organization in the State Employees Charitable Campaign (SECC). Additionally, in the near future, we anticipate an online donation link on our website.
The DSTA Benevolent Fund, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Your contributions may be tax-deductible under the provisions of the IRS Tax Code.
Through contributions and fundraising events, the DSTA Benevolent Fund is a valuable resource to enable the DSTA to assist law enforcement officers and their families in times of need. All donations made to this fund are used solely to support our brothers and sisters in law enforcement.
To help support our fund, contributions are graciously accepted by mail to the DSTA Office, checks are to be made payable to the DSTA Benevolent Fund. We are pleased to announce that our fund was added as a participating organization in the State Employees Charitable Campaign (SECC). Additionally, in the near future, we anticipate an online donation link on our website.
The DSTA Benevolent Fund, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Your contributions may be tax-deductible under the provisions of the IRS Tax Code.