NCPD FOUNDATION INAUGURAL GALA
Celebrating the Opening of the
NCPD Center for Training & Intelligence,
Honoring
First Assistant Commissioner David S. Mack,
& the Nassau County Police Exploring Program
Tuesday, October 5, 2021 at 6:00pm – 9:00pm
One Law Enforcement Way, Garden City, NY 11530
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In order to provide a proper facility for the Nassau County Police Department to train recruits and officers, the NCPD Foundation embarked on a campaign to raise the funds necessary to help build a state-of-the-art police academy. The NCPD Center for Training & Intelligence broke ground in Spring of 2019 and this Gala will celebrate its grand opening. Funds raised from this event will support the continued operation of this facility, as well as the creation of a training village which will be a unique space for first responders and the community to train together. Further, funds raised will support the NCPD Law Enforcement Exploring program which brings socio economically diverse youth together from across Nassau County to learn important life skills. Over 300 youth explorers are a part of this amazing program which teaches community service making them well-rounded community members. We thank you for your support.
MAKE A DONATION
The NCPD Foundation is a nonprofit foundation that helps support the Nassau County Police Department on a number of community programs & projects. The NCPD Foundation always gratefully accepts donations to assist in our efforts. All donations to the NCPD Foundation are Tax-Deductible under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Review Code. Our tax ID is #35-2351865. Please click here to Visit our MAKE A DONATION Page. Thank you.
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BUY A PAVER PROGRAM
The walkway and patio of the NCPD Center for Training & Intelligence is paved with hundreds of individual paver blocks. Many of these pavers are engraved with personalized messages of celebration, support, remembrances, and memorial. The purchase of an Engraved PAVER helps the NCPD Foundation support the community projects and programs of the Nassau County Police Department. For more information regrading the Paver Program and to BUY A PAVER please click here.