My Nonprofit Reviews

I am a retired CHP Officer, who has witnessed personally, the outstanding work by the CHP 11-99 Foundation. They are very low key, work tirelessly to help the families of Patrolmen who have been killed or critically injured. Two of my close friends died, one on-duty, the other from brain cancer. Without any fanfare, an 11-99 Foundation representative within a couple of days, provided checks in the amount of $50,000 in the widow’s time of need. Just to help the spouse and children to move forward. In addition, CHP officers provided help for whatever needs the family might have to get them over their darkest days. I became a life member the day I retired, and have been proud to make substantial contributions ever since. The 11-99 Foundation is a wonderful, selfless organization, and even provides scholarships to the children of officers. Whatever is donated goes to the families. God bless our Peace Officers and those who support them. Gregory R. Mullendore, CHP 8454

I have been a member since the day I retired from the CHP. The people running it, Judith Levine and Bruce Meyer, to name just two, are of the highest caliber. Gordon Graham, a CHP classmate of mine, was selected as the single person to help law enforcement nationally more than anyone else, two years ago. I think it was IPSLEA, which presented the award. Gordon, a brilliant and kind man, was just voted onto the 11-99 Foundation Board of Directors this year. I regard him as the single most important person in the history of the CHP. The 11-99 Foundation always places the families of CHP Officers who have been killed or critically injured first. They also provide scholarships to a plethora of deserving CHP family members. If someone tries to use the 11-99 Foundation to get out of a traffic ticket, he will be summarily dismissed from the organization. Indeed, it is a terrific charitable organization. I am Greg Mullendore, retired CHP 8454