Hudson Police Relief Association - NH

10/13/2026

💙 EVERY CHILD DESERVES TO FEEL SAFE, HEARD, AND PROTECTED. 💙

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Imagine being a child who has experienced abuse or witnessed something no child should ever have to see. Now imagine reliving that experience over and over again, telling your story to multiple strangers.

That is exactly what the Child Advocacy Center of Hillsborough County, NH, works to prevent.

The Child Advocacy Center (CAC), with locations in Manchester and Nashua, provides a safe, welcoming, child-friendly environment for children who have experienced sexual abuse, serious physical abuse, or witnessed violent crimes.

Through a coordinated approach involving specially trained forensic interviewers, law enforcement, child protective services, prosecutors, and victim advocates, the CAC helps ensure that children can share their experiences in a compassionate and supportive setting, reducing the need for repeated interviews and minimizing additional trauma.

But their work doesn't end with an interview.

The CAC also provides critical support to children and their families, connecting them with counseling, resources, and services to help them navigate some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

And perhaps most importantly, these services are provided at no cost to the children and families who need them.

As law enforcement officers, we understand how important it is to investigate crimes and hold offenders accountable. But when a child is the victim, our responsibility goes far beyond the investigation. We must also protect their dignity, support their recovery, and help restore their sense of safety.

That's why I'm asking for your support.

Your donation helps support an organization dedicated to giving vulnerable children a voice, providing families with hope, and helping young victims begin the journey toward healing.

No child should have to face trauma alone. Together, we can help make sure they don't have to.

💙 Please consider making a donation. Every contribution, regardless of size, helps make a difference.

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Be a voice for those who need us most.

09/30/2026

The H.P.R.A. is proud to support Meg in her fundraising efforts as she participates in the Jimmy FundWalk for Dana-Farber!! Please read her story and consider helping her and Stan with this wonderful cause!

Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber

09/28/2026

Looking for a great, fun place to work? Check out The Nash Casino Career Fair on September 30th! The Nash has been a HUGE supporter of the H.P.R.A. They have a great team and are always a pleasure to work with. Check them out!

09/23/2026

The H.P.R.A. is immensely grateful to The Nash Casino for choosing our organization for their Charitable Gaming initiative. The funds raised and donated allow the H.P.R.A. to continue furthering the law enforcement mission, support officers injured in the line of duty or facing other hardships, provide scholarships to graduating seniors of Alvirne High School, and assist other charitable organizations and youth sports teams in the Greater Hudson area. We could not do this at the level we do without the help of The Nash Casino!

08/12/2026

With the college season upon us, the Hudson Police Relief Association would like to wish the very best to our Alvirne High School graduates and 2026 HPRA Scholarship recipients as they begin the next chapter of their education and pursue studies related to law enforcement and public safety:

Jocelyn St. Laurent — Forensic Science, University of New Haven
Logan Ruiter — Homeland Security & Emergency Management, Great Bay Community College

We would also like to congratulate the 2026 McKenzie Lowe Foundation Scholarship recipients:

Mikayla Dionne
Alanna Tardiff
Alexandra Parziale

These scholarships recognize Alvirne High School students who participated in basketball, swimming, or soccer and demonstrated a commitment to giving back to their community through service.

The HPRA was proud to partner with the McKenzie Lowe Foundation to help make these scholarships possible in 2026. Supporting young people who demonstrate dedication to their education, their communities, and one another is an investment we are honored to make.

Congratulations to all of this year’s scholarship recipients, and best of luck as you begin this exciting new chapter!

08/07/2026

The HPRA was proud to support Master Patrol Officer Grayson and Detective Jones in participating in the Outrun Addiction 5K in Pelham, NH, this year. Outrun Addiction is a nonprofit organization that hosts annual 5K run/walk events to raise awareness about substance abuse, build supportive community spaces, and fund addiction prevention, recovery education, and local student scholarships.

08/03/2026

Don't forget to come to THE NASH!

The Hudson Police Relief Association has been chosen by The Nash Casino as the beneficiary of the Charitable Gaming program from August 1st to 5th. Proceeds allow the HPRA to continue supporting officers of the HPD and other agencies who are suffering injury and other hardships, award scholarships to qualifying Alvirne H.S. graduates, support other local charities, and sponsor local sports teams, among many other charitable activities. The HPRA is proud to be a part of the Greater Hudson Community and is honored to be able to support it.

07/23/2026

Don't forget to head out to the Donna Briggs Foundation Co****le Tourney and Auction on July 25th, 2026, at the Derry-Salem Elks #2226 If you don't play Co****le, come see the amazing items up for auction!

The Hudson Police Relief Association is proud to support the Annual Donna Briggs Foundation's Annual Charity Co****le Tournament and Auction on July 25, 2026 at the Derry-Salem Elks Club, 39 Shadow Lake Rd, Salem, NH. The money collected by the Donna Briggs Foundation supports numerous law enforcement causes, including funding this year's Wellness Summit in Salem, NH, making it free for first responders.

Donna Briggs retired as an HPD Sergeant in 2013 after a 20-year career. On September 21, 2021, she went out for a bike ride as part of her training regimen for the annual Police Unity Tour to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C.. When she did not return home, police began searching and eventually found her and her bike down an embankment off Route 125, where she was pronounced dead, a victim of a hit-and-run. Craig Sprowl was eventually identified as the driver, arrested, and sentenced to 5 to 30 years in prison.

Please come and support this important event hosted by Derry-Salem Elks #2226 along with the HPRA , the Hudson N.H. Police Department, and Hudson Police Employee Association!!