America's only nonprofit for injured officers
When an officer is injured in the line of duty, the calls stop, the paperwork starts, and most of the country moves on. We don't. Peer support, care, advocacy and hard cash - for the officers who paid for our safety with their bodies.
Mike and his wife, at home
The S.E.A.L. strategy
Peer Support Advocates who have been shot, stabbed, beaten or broken themselves - and came out the other side.
Training built for officers, families and the departments around them, so the next injury is met with something better than silence.
Referrals, career transition coaching, financial help and wellness retreats, aimed at the moment the paperwork runs out.
Changing the law so an injured officer is not the last person the system thinks about.
Spinal injury - 16 surgeries
Sixteen surgeries. Told he would not walk again.
Peer support, medical navigation, and a team that would not let go.
He walked his daughter down the aisle, then danced with her.
Three months ago, he danced with his daughter at her wedding. He's got his life back.Randy Sutton, Founder & Chair
Where the money goes
Not a slogan. A number you can hold us to, published next to the filings that prove it.
On the ground
Highlighted states are where officers reached us this year. The rest is where we go next.
A trained officer on the other end of the line who has walked the same road.
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Clinical care reachable from anywhere, built for the way officers actually live.
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Signature courses for officers, spouses and departments, taught by people who have been through it.
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Recognition that says the sacrifice was seen - including the Order of the Blue Heart.
Learn moreWays to give
No government funding. No department budget. Individual people, month after month, are the entire reason the phone gets answered.
Steady, predictable support - the kind that lets us answer the phone in February, not just after a headline.
Start monthly givingThe original monthly gift. Nine dollars and eleven cents, every month, for the officers who ran toward it.
GiveA Blue Guardian gives monthly. It is the difference between answering the phone when the story is hot and answering it in February.
Are you an injured officer, or someone who loves one? Call 833-TWB-TALK and an officer who has been through it answers. This is peer support, not an emergency service - in an emergency call 911, and in a mental-health crisis call or text 988.
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