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B U I L D I N G R E L AT I O N S H I P S A N D T R U S T
officers bring a unique perspective to youth programs,
giveaways, and holiday gift events. The Police
building trust by serving as positive role models,
Foundation also sponsors Mother’s Day and Father’s
helping to create an understanding of policing, and
Day events, and city-wide NYPD Baby Showers, which
reducing crime in the community. Beyond learning to
celebrate soon-to-be and recent mothers, as well as
play flag football and receiving tutoring through the
their families.
Department of Education, the program reinforces the
opportunity to bring home essential items for the care
importance of safety in their neighborhoods.
of their children, as well as connect with a myriad
Attendees at these events have the
of non-profit partner organizations which provide
Under the leadership of John Mara, The New York
financial planning, childcare support, educational and
Football Giants have been instrumental partners in
employment resources.
the Far Rockaway and Harlem Giants Programs. We
are incredibly fortunate to have their support and
Another popular Community Affairs event sponsored by
the caring involvement of Giants players who have
the Police Foundation, the annual NYPD Prom Impact,
participated in the program, directly interacting
was created to foster better community relationships
with young students and providing inspiration and
and provide young people in all five boroughs the
encouragement to the boys and their families.
opportunity to attend their prom - without the financial
burden of purchasing a dress, suit, or accessories
needed for the festivities. For the past ten years, this
In addition, the Police Foundation supports many
program has grown tremendously in attendance and
community events sponsored by the NYPD Community
continues to build great partnerships between the
Affairs Bureau, such as back to school events and
NYPD and the communities they serve and protect.
backpack giveaways, as well as Thanksgiving meal
Daniel Jones, New York Giants Quarterback, participates in a Harlem Giants flag football practice
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