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CHP 11-99 Foundation

Devoted to the welfare of California Highway Patrol employees and their families
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Our Programs

The members of the California Highway Patrol 11-99 Foundation Board of Directors and its staff administer two programs to assist California Highway Patrol employees and eligible members of their families: an Emergency and Death Benefits Program and a post-secondary-level educational Scholarship Benefits Program.

Since the CHP 11-99 Foundation was formed in 1981, the members of the 11-99 Foundation's Board of Directors have overseen the distribution of over $18 million in program support to CHP family members.

Throughout the California Highway Patrol 11-99 Foundation's 29-year history, the members of the 11-99 Foundation's Board of Directors have worked tirelessly to ensure that donations are used wisely and the Foundation is operated efficiently.

Profile of Hope

Fallen Hero CHP Officer John Bailey with His Wife, Four Children and Parents
Fallen Hero CHP Officer John Bailey with His Wife, Four Children and Parents
A Fallen Hero and One of the Strongest Women We Know

On February 25, 2006, while conducting a traffic stop on I-15, California Highway Patrol motorcycle Officer Gregory "John" Bailey was struck and killed by a DUI driver.  Officer Bailey was a genuine American Hero, who left behind the love of his life, his amazing wife Teresa, and four young children, Hannah (age 10), Megan (age 8), Jared (age 6) and Dylan (age 5).


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Scholarship Program

Since they began awarding college Scholarships over two decades ago, the members of the California Highway Patrol 11-99 Foundation's Board of Directors have awarded thousands of post-secondary level educational scholarships, which have helped thousands of worthy students attain college degrees.

Broderick Crawford Benefits Program

Through the California Highway Patrol 11-99 Foundation's Broderick Crawford Benefits Program, the members of the Foundation's Board of Directors provide emergency and death-related Benefits to the members of CHP families in times of need.  Since 1981, the members of the CHP 11-99 Foundation's Board of Directors have provided nearly $3.9 million in Benefits to support worthy CHP families.

Once again this year, the CHP 11-99 Foundation will be hosting a series of Scholarship Award Ceremonies up and down the state, to honor the young men and women who were selected to receive post-secondary educational Scholarships for the 2011-12 academic year.