Chicago Police Football Team

Overview

The Chicago Police Football Team, commonly known as the Chicago Police Enforcers, is a recognized 501(c)(3) charitable organization. The team primarily functions to raise funds for police and children's charities.

Mission

The Chicago Police Enforcers are part of the National Public Safety Football League (NPSFL), competing against teams from across the country that share similar charitable objectives. The team's mission is to support various charities, including the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, Chicago Police Gold Star Families, Mercy Home for Boys and Girls, and the Chicago Police Chaplains Ministry.

Structure

The team consists exclusively of fully sworn, full-time law enforcement personnel from the Chicagoland area, as well as federal law enforcement officers working in the region. This requirement aligns with the NPSFL's rules to ensure that teams are composed of active-duty public safety personnel.

Achievements

The Chicago Police Enforcers have achieved several notable successes in their football career. They were the 2011 NPSFL D2 National Champions and have been the First Responder Bowl Champions nine times. Additionally, they were the 2018 NPSFL Runner-Up.

Financial Activities

The team generates revenue through contributions, program services, and fundraising events. Donations to the organization are tax-deductible, supporting their charitable efforts and community involvement.

Community Impact

By engaging in football and fundraising activities, the Chicago Police Enforcers not only support local charities but also foster community relationships and build bridges between law enforcement and the public. Their charitable efforts contribute significantly to supporting families of fallen officers and promoting community welfare.