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.
New Mexico State Police, New Mexico
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Patrolman Darian Jarrott who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 2-4-21.
Harris County Sheriff's Office, Texas
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Detention Officer Robert Perez who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 2-3-21.
U.S. Dept of Justice - FBI - Miami Field Office - Innocent Images National Initiative, D.C.
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the memorial of Special Agent Daniel Alfin who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 2-2-21.
U.S. Dept of Justice - FBI - Miami Field Office - Innocent Images National Initiative, D.C.
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the memorial of Special Agent Laura Schwartzenberger who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 2-2-21.
U.S. Dept of Homeland Security - Customs and Border Protection, Texas
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Special Agent Robert Mayer Jr. who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 1-30-21.
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, Florida
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Deputy Jacinto Navarro Jr. who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 1-19-21.
Toledo Police Department, Ohio
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Officer Brandon Stalker who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 1-18-21.
Texas Dept of Criminal Justice - Correctional Institutions Division, Texas
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Corrections Officer Alfred Jimenez who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 1-15-21.
Hancock County Sheriff's Office, Mississippi
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Lieutenant Michael Boutte who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 2-1-21.