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Police Departments Partner With Charity to Mentor Kids

Isaac Olson
Isaac Olson
September 14, 2026 1:47 am
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Police departments across the country are actively working to change community culture by building strong relationships with underprivileged children. Through a cooperative effort with law enforcement agencies, a nonprofit charity known as Do the Right Thing highlights and honors the positive achievements and good works of students throughout the United States. In California, the Palm Springs chapter recently demonstrated the impact of this initiative by awarding 95 scholarships. These educational financial awards are designed to help underprivileged students overcome obstacles and achieve their long-term academic and personal dreams. This community-focused outreach aims to bridge the gap between law enforcement officers and the neighborhoods they serve, fostering mutual trust and encouragement for the younger generation.

Source: cbsnews.com

Isaac Olson

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Isaac Olson

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Isaac Olson is a journalist with TFR . He worked largely as a newspaper reporter and photographer for 15 years before joining TFR in the spring of 2018.

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