End-of-Watch Donations from USDSA
As of January 1, 2018, The United States Deputy Sheriff’s Association (USDSA) provides a cash donation to the primary beneficiary or memorial fund of any law enforcement officer in the United States, who perishes in the line of duty.
Stanton Police Department, Kentucky
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Detective James Kirk who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 2-11-20.
Phoenix Police Department, Arizona
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the memorial of Commander Greg Carnicle who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 3-29-20.
Nevada Highway Patrol, Nevada
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the memorial of Sergeant Ben Jenkins who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 3-27-20.
North Carolina Highway Patrol, North Carolina
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Trooper Nolan J. Sanders who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 3-27-20.
Washington State Patrol, Washington
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the memorial of Trooper Justin R. Schaffer who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 3-24-20.
Springfield Police Department, Missouri
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Officer Christopher Walsh who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 3-16-20.
Philadelphia Police Department, Pennsylvania
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Corporal James O'Connor who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 3-13-20.
Hot Springs Police Department, Arkansas
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Officer Brent Scrimshire who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 3-10-20.
Sumter County Sheriff's Office, South Carolina
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Corporal Andrew Gillette who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 2-25-20.