Scholarship Recipient – Aubrey Sikes, GA
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation (CPOF) is proud to recognize Aubrey Sikes as a GA recipient of a CPOF Scholarship Award. Aubrey is the daughter of Shawn Sykes, Director of Transitional Centers for the Georgia Department of Corrections. She recently graduated from Tattnall County High School, where she earned an outstanding 4.8 GPA on a […]
Membership: More Than a Card, A Commitment to Family
Every day, correctional professionals report for duty knowing the challenges, risks, and sacrifices that come with the profession. Whether working inside an institution, transporting offenders, supervising parolees, or supporting operations behind the scenes, correctional employees share a unique bond built on service, resilience, and dedication. That same spirit is what drives the Correctional Peace Officers […]
CPOF Assists Florida State Prison Sergeant Brenda Halle Following the Loss of Her Husband
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation recently provided assistance to Florida State Prison Sergeant Brenda Halle following the passing of her husband, retired Florida Department of Corrections Major Colin Eugene Halle, on May 1, 2026. Representatives from the Foundation had the opportunity to present assistance to Sgt. Halle during this difficult time, standing alongside her and […]
PROJECT 2000 XXXVII: Thank You for Making This Year’s Journey So Meaningful
The ceremonies have ended, the halls have quieted, and everyone has returned home, but the impact of PROJECT 2000 XXXVII continues to resonate with all of us. PROJECT 2000 XXXVII brought together correctional professionals, survivors, family members, volunteers, Honor Guard members, Pipes & Drums, and supporters from across the United States and Canada to honor […]
Correctional Peace Officers Foundation Announces 2026 Scholarship Recipients
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 CPOF Scholarship Program. Each year, the Foundation invests in the future of correctional professionals and their families by providing educational scholarships to deserving students across the United States. These scholarships recognize academic achievement, dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to pursuing higher […]
Correctional Officer Uduak Asukwo Faces Long Recovery Following Multiple Surgeries
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation is asking for your support for Correctional Officer Uduak Asukwo of Neuse Correctional Institution in North Carolina as she continues to recover from a serious medical condition that has left her unable to return to work. Officer Asukwo was diagnosed with a pelvic tumor and has undergone two surgeries as […]
Honor Behind the Guard – William Stranahan
Hello, my name is William Stranahan. I began my Correction Career on June 28, 1982, working in Attica State Prison. Initially, I was assigned to the Special Housing Unit and remained there for ten years. I then became a Training Relief Officer and finally a facility-in-service Training Officer. In 1984, I applied and was appointed […]
Join Us Online for PROJECT 2000 XXXVII Livestream Events
Each year, PROJECT 2000 brings together correctional professionals, survivors, families, volunteers, and supporters from across the nation for a weekend of remembrance, recognition, healing, and fellowship. While many will gather in person for PROJECT 2000 XXXVII in Salt Lake City, Utah, from June 11–14, 2026, we recognize that not everyone is able to attend. To […]
Spring 2026 CPO Family Magazine Now Available Online
The Spring 2026 edition of CPO Family magazine is now available to read online. This issue highlights the many ways the Correctional Peace Officers Foundation continues to support correctional professionals and their families across the nation. Inside, readers will find stories of catastrophic assistance, memorial events, membership outreach, scholarship opportunities, volunteer efforts, and the impact […]
CPOF Assists Colorado Correctional Officer Facing Ongoing Medical Challenges
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation recently provided catastrophic assistance to Correctional Officer Justin Ward of Cañon Minimum Centers in Colorado as he continues to face significant medical challenges and an uncertain recovery. Officer Ward’s medical journey began on January 14, 2025, when he underwent major abdominal surgery. Due to complications following the procedure, he remained […]
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