What is the Memorial Fund?
The MCSO Memorial Fund is a nonprofit that provides industry expertise, training support, and funding to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and its deputies. The Fund raises funding as a 501c3 with public/member donations and fundraising events. Every dollar raised goes directly to supporting the Sheriff's Office, Deputies training, and the families of fallen Deputies working in the line of duty. The MCSO Memorial Fund supports Law Enforcement throughout the State of Arizona.
Are donations tax deductible?
Yes, the Memorial Fund is established as a public charity under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.
The tax ID of the fund is 20-4937720.
How can I become a member of the Advisory Council?
To become a member, you must be sponsored by an MCSO Advisory Council board member. You must complete an application, pass a background check and pay the required fees and annual dues. For additional information, please, reach out today.
Fund Raising
Fallen Officers & Family
Fallen Officers & Family
MCSO Memorial Fund is instrumental in raising funds for fallen officers and their families within the state of Arizona through various events and functions. We also provide assistance for the training and safety of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Deputies. A 501 C-3 non-profit organization that allows you to write off your donation to this very worthy cause.
Fallen Officers & Family
Fallen Officers & Family
Fallen Officers & Family
The MCSO Memorial Fund
exists to assist the families of fallen officers. Our mission is to provide wide-ranging support — from empathetic ears to financial assistance for everyday needs. Once connected to a family, we confer with our Board of Directors to review each scenario to determine how best the family may be aided.
Training & Safety
Fallen Officers & Family
Training & Safety
Safety is the top concern.
To that end, The MCSO Advisory Council organizes and supports officer training events wherever and whenever we can. Officer safety is a top priority for our organization, and for the officer's families as well.
Our Members
Our Members
Training & Safety
Made up of men and women who are business and community leaders having a particular passion for taking on the responsibility of, as well as caring for, the families of those who put their lives on the line for the rest of us on a daily basis.
Events
Our Members
Events
COVID-19 Has truly hurt our even schedule.
More Events coming soon.
Christopher Farrar
End of Watch 4/29/21 Died in the line of Duty in Gilbert Arizona. Please consider helping the family he left behind.