Law Enforcement Ambassadors

Volunteers are an important part of the NLEOMF family. Law Enforcement Ambassadors are individuals within the law enforcement community who volunteer their time and energy to supporting the Memorial Fund and helping us build the National Law Enforcement Museum.

Ambassadors raise both awareness and funds for the Memorial Fund, with a special focus right now on the Museum project. Our goal is to raise $1 million through the Ambassador program by the time the Museum opens in 2013.

Help us reach that goal — and raise awareness of the Memorial Fund and our work to honor America’s law enforcement heroes. Learn more about the creative things our dedicated Law Enforcement Ambassadors are currently doing. And consider becoming a Law Enforcement Ambassador yourself.

Duties and Responsibilities

As a Law Enforcement Ambassador, you are expected to be:

• Committed to the mission and goals of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and the campaign for the National Law Enforcement Museum.
• Willing to establish and meet an annual qualitative and/or fundraising goal. 
• Able to commit time to the campaign effort, including attending meetings and cultivation events and participating in occasional conference calls.
• Familiar with law enforcement officers within your own department and other local departments and organizations in your community.
• Skilled at giving presentations to small- and medium-sized groups, as well as talking to individuals one-on-one.
• Comfortable asking individuals and organizations to financially support the Memorial Fund and the Museum.
• Willing to identify and help cultivate major gift prospects from your community.

Interested in taking the challenge and becoming an NLEOMF Law Enforcement Ambassador? Contact Anne Kringen, Law Enforcement Relations Associate, at 202-737-8522 or akringen@nleomf.org, for more information.