Category: Catastrophic Assistance
Region III – Texas
Senior Mental Health Manager Monica Greer’s 18-year-old son Bryan, passed away on September 1, 2024, in a motorcycle accident. Bryan was born January 8, 2006, to Berry Greer and Monica Greer in Sugarland, TX. He passed away September 1, 2024, in Houston, TX surrounded by the love of his parents. His family moved to […]
Hurricane Helene
The devastation that has hit North Carolina, Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama has been beyond words. The Catastrophic Assistance Program coordinators are hard at work doing everything they can to help as many people as quickly as possible. Due to the large need created by Hurricane Helene, we are unable to accept applications […]
Marion Correctional Institution – FL
Sergeant Jane Fleurinor-Lucky of Marion Correctional Institution in Florida was diagnosed with Castlemen Disease in 2022. Every three weeks, this mother of two, has to undergo chemotherapy. CPOF has been there since her diagnosis to assist with out-of-pocket medical bills. After presenting Sergeant Lucky with her assistance packet, this email was sent in […]
Ouachita River Correctional Unit – Arkansas
Administrator III Marsha Ricks was recently diagnosed with cancer. She has been receiving treatments since January of 2024, but they are more than 100 miles round trip for each treatment. The Catastrophic Assistance Program was available to help Administrator Ricks alleviate some of these expenses. We are wishing you a speedy and healthy recovery! […]
Marion Correctional Institution – FL
Correctional Officer Matthew Mann of Marion Correctional Institution in Florida was involved in a very serious car accident. Below is the letter he sent in to CPOF explaining what he has gone through since August of 2023. On August 8, 2023, I was involved in an automobile accident in which I was rear-ended. For […]
Southern State Correctional Facility – VT
Oftentimes, life throws curve balls when we least expect it. As hard as everyone with CPOF tries, we cannot always be everywhere at all times. We depend on our supporting membership, our volunteers, our representatives, and those who know us to share with us when someone needs help. Recently, Paul T. Maskell of Vermont’s […]
The Holliday Transfer Facility – Texas
Correctional Officer V Crystal Taylor lost her husband in June of 2024 to cancer. Her husband, Edward, was only 41 years old. He left behind three children, including Crystal’s 14 year-old daughter Keiyonna. Please join us in keeping Officer Taylor of The Holliday Transfer Facility in your thoughts.
FCI Thomson – IL
Clinical Psychologist Jacquelynn Levy, of FCI Thomson, in Illinois suffered a heart attack in July. The catastrophic assistance program was available to help Dr. Levy with unexpected medical expenses while she continues to recover.
FCC Beaumont – TX
“Correctional Peace Officers Foundation, Thank you very much for your generosity. It was a much–needed surprise. We didn’t know how we were going to pay my medical bills with me being out of work and needing to go every week. We are very grateful to the CPOF organization and thankful that such an organization is […]
Arkansas Department of Community Corrections
Community Supervising Agent Donna Cobb from Arkansas was recently assisted by the Correctional Peace Officers Foundation following a heart attack. She will be out of work for 12 weeks while she recovers. She wrote in: “Good evening, thank you for the donation. Pictured is Deputy Warden, Michael Richardson and I Donna Cobb at the […]
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