Who We Are
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Cops Fighting Cancer exists to provide financial, practical and emotional support to Colorado cancer patients and their families. CFC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is a lifeline of hope behind and beyond the badge. Our vision is to supply police officers with the resources they need to be of service, giving back to the community in ways that go beyond protection and prosecution.
2011 Long Blue Line "9th Annual Cops Fighting Cancer Toy Drive Benefiting Childrens Hospital Colorado"
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Thursday, December,15th 2011 more than 200 police officers from 48 different law enforcement agencies throughout Colorado will deliver toys to children in need. Click above to see how you can help!
Officer Resources
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Explore the site dedicated to the many public service offices involved in making Cops Fighting Cancer possible.
Donate Today!
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Cops Fighting Cancer is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization that exists to provide Hope, Support and Compassion to Colorado cancer patients and their families. We pride ourselves on maintaining low operational costs so your support can go directly to those in need.
Volunteer!
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Click the Link to see how you can make a difference today!
The Long Blue Line
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It takes so many devoted individuals to make our mission possible. The Long Blue Line represents the different police departments directly involved with Cops Fighting Cancer. Click Here to learn more about them.
Isaac's Story
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Isaac Lucero, 10, who is battling cancer, gets his wish to become a cop by spending the day with officers from the Aurora Police Department.
Valarie’s Story
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And they said I wasn’t going to be able to see my little girl start kindergarten...
Cherri’s Story
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Sometimes they have to dig down so deep on to get the cancer out, you’re not sure what you are going to come out looking like…
Jim’s Story (CFC Founder)
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Cancer takes an emotional toll on patients and their families. We try to create an uplifting, challenging and supportive environment for them so they don’t have to fight this alone. Seneca himself is also a cancer survivor. In August 1987, he was diagnosed with leukemia.
Kama’s Story
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Within a month the tumor grew from the size a golf ball to the size of a grapefruit...
Brianna’s Story
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How CFC got Started with this Miracle Girl. Brianna Roberts was diagnosed with a rare soft tissue cancer called Rhabdomyosarcoma at 9 months, after three years Brianna’s cancer came back…
Derek’s Story
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A young mother recalls the heart-tugging account of hearing the news that her son has a rare form of cancer.
Jonathan’s Story
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The reaction to those words (cancer) haunt you, and to see the fear in your child’s face is more then a parent can bare...