NEW Non-profit “30×30 Fundraising” goal is to be the GoFundMe version for Law Enforcement.
POTEAU, OK: The nonprofit “30×30 Fundraising” spearheads a collaborative effort partnering with LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office seeking community funding to elevate K9 training and safety standards through instructor courses, training, and safety gear. If a K9 unit attains its targeted funding, surplus funds will be directed towards a local nonprofit, determined via a community vote on the department’s Facebook page. The selected nonprofit receives a check for the overfunded donation, engages with the K9 unit, and tours the department. The mission of www.30x30Fundraising.com is centered around funding K9 units and fostering community rapport, safety, and support.
From the 1st to the 30th of each month (with February being an exception), fundraising efforts will kick off to support up to 30 K9 Units, each with a customized fundraiser. 30×30 Fundraising, a nonprofit specializing in troubleshooting budget challenges for law enforcement, raises community funds to secure expert instructors from reputable organizations such as www.bellatorK9.com and www.DustoffK9.com. These instructors will fly to departments and provide comprehensive training for K9 units in their surrounding areas. The cost ranging from
$2,000 to $5,000 per day plus travel expenses, with four days as the average training, underscores this initiative’s significance. Additionally, top-tier training, safety gear, and items for your patrol vehicles are available for funding. 30×30 Fundraising is committed to tailoring its approach to meet the unique fundraising needs of each department.
Who’s being funded in December: LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office, K9s in Yamhill County, OR, and several K9s throughout North East Oregon and Madison, Wisconsin, are in the first fundraiser. The average unit’s donations needed is $35K, with training funding being their top request. We are seeking community heroes to help fund the community safety needs.
(Example of what to expect when clicking on a K9 Unit’s name on our website:
LEFLORE CSO K9:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/021536cd-22ca-41a5-9c5d-9ed88f80cfa2
To Donate: Go to www.30x30Fundraising.com and click on the department’s name with their K9 pictures to be linked to their donation account, or our Facebook site for the direct link of each department: https://www.facebook.com/30x30Fundraising/. If donations surpass the targeted total after the campaign concludes, the excess funds will be directed to the most voted-upon local nonprofit within the jurisdiction. Donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law and have zero fees through Zeffy, the donation platform used for 30×30 Fundraising. Community heroes helping fund the cause are greatly appreciated!
We are also accepting K9 units for 2024!
Facebook: 30x30Fundraising or https://www.facebook.com/30x30Fundraising/
Twitter: 30x30Fundraise or https://twitter.com/30x30Fundraise
Instagram: 30x30Fundraising or https://www.instagram.com/30x30fundraising/
Website: www.30x30Fundraising.com
Checks can be sent to:
30×30 Fundraising
635 Clark Rd Exec Suite Bellingham, WA 98225
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EIN: 93-3828532
UBI: 605 348 230
At 30×30 Fundraising, we support K9 units with safety gear, training equipment, training courses, and nonprofits in their communities. Since 2015, when we began as “Keeping K-9s in Kevlar,” one of the top three nonprofits worldwide doing business with K9 Storm. We listened to the handlers’ needs. The nonprofit 501(c)(3) named 30×30 Fundraising” came about in response to the growing list of requests that “Keeping K-9s in Kevlar” alone could not fulfill. We are dedicated to fostering productive relationships within the community and with law enforcement agencies to impact all our endeavors positively.
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