By Cheri Lane, Special to The NavCo Chronicle
On Tuesday, April 18, on the courthouse lawn, the 100 Club of Navarro County presented checks to Navarro County law enforcement agencies. The 100 Club is a non-profit organization with the mission of raising funds to support local law enforcement agencies.
Making the presentations was Board Member, Whit Tanner. He explained, “The 100 Club of Navarro County raises funds in support of all law enforcement agencies to be used for equipment or training or other important supplies they need.” Tanner continued, “All funds raised are kept in Navarro County. The money raised helps support kids and families of peace officers who lost their lives, as well as provide two scholarships, and help pay for potential medical or funeral expenses. Today we are giving out $43,000. We are presenting 16 checks, to 14 agencies and 2 constables.”
Board Member and also mayoral candidate, Barbara Kelley, stated, “You don’t have to wait for raffle tickets. You can send your donation through the website, and also join the club!” She remarked, “It’s $100 per year to join, and that includes two tickets for the annual banquet.” The 100 Club sells raffle tickets and other fundraising activities throughout the year and holds an annual banquet to be able to provide these funds to law enforcement agencies.
For more information or to get involved, visit 100clubofnavarrocounty.com.
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