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What are we doing about ours ?

Fight Crime: Invest in Kids is a bipartisan anti-crime organization of over 4,000 law enforcement leaders and crime survivors nationwide. Its sheriffs, police chiefs, prosecutors and crime victims promote greater public investments in programs proven to direct kids onto better paths in life, paths that lead them away from crime and towards success.

Fight Crime: Invest in Kids’members are from all fifty states including, for example, 45 out of the 63 Major Cities Chiefs. Seattle Chief Gil Kerlikowski chairs the board and David Kass is President. Fight Crime: Invest in Kids has almost 50 staff members at its national and state offices and receives funding from major foundations, individuals and corporations.

VERY IMPORTANT:
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids accepts no funds from federal, state or local governments.

Major funding for Fight Crime: Invest in Kids is provided by: The Afterschool Alliance • The Atlantic Philanthropies • The Boeing Company • The Buffett Early Childhood Fund • The Butler Family Fund • The California Endowment • The California Wellness Foundation • Robert Sterling Clark Foundation • Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation • Sam L. Cohen Foundation • Dr. Scholl Foundation • Early Childhood Investment Corporation • Frey Foundation
• Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • The Grable Foundation • Grand Victoria Foundation • The George Gund Foundation • Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund • The Horace Hagedorn Foundation • The Irving Harris Foundation • The Heinz Endowments • The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation • The James Irvine Foundation • JEHT Foundation • The Walter S. Johnson Foundation • W.K. Kellogg Foundation • Long Island Community Foundation • McCormick
Foundation • Richard King Mellon Foundation • The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation • The New York Community Trust • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation • The William Penn Foundation • The Pew Charitable Trusts - Advancing Quality Pre-K for All • Rauch Foundation • The Robins Foundation • Schumann Fund for New Jersey • The Skillman Foundation. For more information, or for copies of this or any report, see www.fightcrime.org.

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