General purposes of the foundation, established in the bylaws:

  1. Create a supportive atmosphere within the Illinois Law Enforcement Community,
  2. Foster the development of law enforcement management techniques,
  3. Promote benevolence within Illinois law enforcement for those in need, and their survivors.

 

ILACP Foundation Projects

Traffic Safety Programs

The foundation enjoys three grants through the Illinois Department of Transportation to promote traffic safety in Illinois. One major, popular event is the Illinois Traffic Safety Challenge, which culminates with an awards luncheon in August every year during the Midwest Security & Police Conference and Expo. Local departments receive awards for their work in traffic safety.

Line of Duty Death Assistance to Police Departments

When an Illinois law enforcement officer dies in the line of duty, the association's Funeral Assistance Team is prepared to offer help immediately to the local agency planning an appropriate funeral. The foundation raises funds to support the Funeral Assistance Team. 

Donations to the Funeral Assistance Team can be addressed to the ILACP Foundation, 426 S. 5th Street, Springfield, Illinois 62703. Please make sure to put Funeral Assistance Team in the memo line of the check. If you would like to donate another way, call Business Manager Carmen Elliott at 217-523-3765.

We Never Walk Alone

The Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police Foundation has entered into a partnership with the We Never Walk Alone program. We will be working together to raise funds for a First Responders Wellness Initiative, which may include services in part by We Never Walk Alone. Find out more about We Never Walk Alone by clicking here.

Donations to the First Responders Wellness Initiative can be addressed to the ILACP Foundation, 426 S. 5th Street, Springfield, Illinois 62703. Please make sure to put We Never Walk Alone in the memo line of the check. If you would like to donate another way, call Business Manager Carmen Elliott at 217-523-3765.

Donations can also be made via PayPal by clicking here or using the QR code below.

 

 

Special Olympics

The formal relationship between the Illinois Chiefs and Special Olympics Illinois goes back to 1986, the year of the first Law Enforcement Torch Run