It is our mission to supplement funding for innovative police programs, equipment, and technology that make Greensboro a safer community to live, work, and visit. We focus on:
The Greensboro Police Foundation is an independent, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to supplement funding for innovative police, programs, equipment and technology to make Greensboro a safer community to live, work and visit.
We actively support the Greensboro Police Department’s community-engagement events that go a long way toward making our city safe. Find out about opportunities to connect with and learn more about the GPD.
Your generous contribution to the Greensboro Police Foundation supports year-round programs and initiatives in our three focus areas.
Greensboro Police partners with LexisNexis Risk Solutions to provide a Community Crime Map tool to the public.
In September of 2022, the Greensboro Police Department partnered with Zencity to launch a new public survey tool, “Blockwise”, to better…
Chief Thompson will host a series of community meetings beginning February 20th and continuing through March 9th .
We are grateful that we were able to gather in person this past year. It restored a level of impact…
The Greensboro Police Department has received the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Office of Justice Programs Community-Based Violence Intervention and Prevention…
After conducting a competitive, national search and extensive interview process, Greensboro City Manager Taiwo Jaiyeoba announced Assistant Chief John Thompson…
The Greensboro Police Foundation is thrilled to announce that the construction of Safety Town at Barber Park is complete and…
Greensboro Police Department is launching a new public survey tool, “Blockwise”, to better understand local concerns, attitudes, and trust in…
A new pilot project developed by experts at RTI International, a nonprofit research institute, and implemented with the Greensboro Police Department, aims…
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Over the past ten years, the Greensboro Police Foundation has had to overcome significant challenges, starting with the loss of…
Learn more about the Greensboro Police Department’s new firearms training simulator.
The Greensboro Police Foundation has donated a Decision Maker: Fire Arms Training Simulator Training System.
Retired GPD Captain Jolyon Kimmel and his bride Penny found a special way to honor a lost officer.
The Greensboro Police Department Chief’s Ride for Charity will take place on Saturday, September 25, 2021 kicking off from Riding…
The Greensboro Police Foundation is pleased to announce that the Louis DeJoy and Aldona Wos Family Foundation will be the…
The Greensboro Police Foundation is honored to partner with the Joseph M. Bryan Foundation to build a second Safety Town…
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Altar’d State for their Mission Mondays initiative.
The Greensboro Police Foundation was not unique in the challenges that we faced in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Wednesday, the Greensboro Police Foundation donated the new urban response vehicle.
The Greensboro Police Foundation is proud to announce a gift from the DeJoy-Wos Family Foundation.
Public and private partnerships have never been more crucial to efforts of the Greensboro Police Department to keep our city…
During the second week of August the Greensboro Police Department provided school supplies to approximately 400 youth in need.
It’s not too late to participate in the Greensboro Police Department’s Virtual Honor 5K!
Surrounded by family in a hall packed with community members, city leaders, and well-wishers, James received his badge and pledged…
What an incredible year for the Greensboro Police Foundation! On October 12, 2019, we held our first annual large-scale signature…
Greensboro city leaders have named Deputy Chief Brian L. James as the city’s new Police Chief. James will assume his…
Greensboro police and volunteers dropped off gifts to around 30 families and 50 seniors in a retirement community Saturday.
Founded in 2011, the goal of Operation PASS is to provide school supplies to Greensboro students in need. Since that…
