Behind the Badge Foundation

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Behind the Badge Foundation A 501(c)(3) non-profit honoring fallen/injured officers, supporting their families, and maintaining the WA State Law Enforcement Memorial.

Behind the Badge Foundation serves survivors of a line of duty death. (Spouses, children, parents, siblings, significant others, in-laws, affected co-workers and chaplains.) Behind the Badge also serves law enforcement officers who continue to serve and protect our communities, and with their families.

Readiness matters. Recovery does too.Andrew Ragan, founder of Soul Centered Strength, brings a practical approach to phy...
10/22/2026

Readiness matters. Recovery does too.

Andrew Ragan, founder of Soul Centered Strength, brings a practical approach to physical wellness, nervous system recovery, and the way stress shows up in daily life. His topic will help attendees better understand how to move from readiness to recovery with tools that support regulation, rest, and resilience at home.

Be there for Andrew’s session November 6–8 in Everett.

⭐️ Learn More and Register: bit.ly/LEFN2026

Thank you to the King County, Washington - Government Employee Giving Program for inviting us to participate in their Ex...
10/21/2026

Thank you to the King County, Washington - Government Employee Giving Program for inviting us to participate in their Expo in Renton!

We appreciated the opportunity to share Behind the Badge Foundation’s mission and connect with so many wonderful people throughout the event. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to learn more about the work we do!

If you are a King County employee and want to give to Behind the Badge Foundation, our Foundation Code is 9305.

🏨 LAST CHANCE! Only 3 rooms remain!Heading to the 2026 Law Enforcement Family Network Conference in Everett, WA? Now is ...
10/21/2026

🏨 LAST CHANCE! Only 3 rooms remain!

Heading to the 2026 Law Enforcement Family Network Conference in Everett, WA? Now is the time to secure your stay!

Our discounted conference hotel rate ends October 23, 2026, and only 3 rooms remain in our reserved block!

Whether you're traveling from out of town or planning to enjoy the full conference experience, we highly recommend staying at the conference hotel.

Don't miss your chance to secure the special rate and help us fill the final contracted rooms!

🔗 Book your room today: bit.ly/LEFN2026Hotel

📅 November 6–8, 2026
📍 Everett, WA

Some of the most meaningful contributions come from those who quietly give their time, resources, and heart to support o...
10/20/2026

Some of the most meaningful contributions come from those who quietly give their time, resources, and heart to support others. 💙

The 2027 Frank Kampsen Community Spirit Award recognizes individuals and businesses whose generosity and dedication make a lasting difference for Line of Duty Death Memorial Services and the families they honor.

Do you know someone whose commitment to the law enforcement community deserves recognition? Help us celebrate their impact by submitting a nomination!

Nominate them at bit.ly/44c4aM6!

Training begins Monday.There is still time to join us in West Richland, WA, for Line of Duty Death Response Training for...
10/20/2026

Training begins Monday.

There is still time to join us in West Richland, WA, for Line of Duty Death Response Training for Executives.

This no-cost, two-day course will help Chiefs, Sheriffs, command staff, Honor Guard Commanders, and designated agency leaders prepare to support families and personnel, manage critical decisions, coordinate memorial planning, and navigate the long-term aftermath of a Line of Duty Death.

📍 West Richland, WA
📅 October 26–27
🕗 0800–1700 both days

Don’t wait to secure your place.

🔗 Register here: bit.ly/4fk9GRE

West Richland Police Department

Do you know someone who goes above and beyond to support survivors and the law enforcement community? 💙Help us recognize...
10/20/2026

Do you know someone who goes above and beyond to support survivors and the law enforcement community? 💙

Help us recognize their dedication by nominating them for the 2027 Gayle Frink-Schulz Award!

This award honors individuals, organizations, and agencies that make a meaningful difference through their compassion, commitment, and unwavering support for survivors, reflecting the mission of Behind the Badge Foundation.

Submit your nomination today at bit.ly/3K0tgqA!

Their Duty Was To Serve. Our Duty Is To Remember. ® | Stevens County Sheriff's Office Spokane County Sheriff's Office...
10/19/2026

Their Duty Was To Serve. Our Duty Is To Remember. ®

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Some conversations give families language for things they have carried for years.Retired Police Lieutenant Doug Baldwin ...
10/18/2026

Some conversations give families language for things they have carried for years.

Retired Police Lieutenant Doug Baldwin Sr. and his son, Doug Baldwin Jr., CEO of Vault89, will bring a father-son perspective to the LEFN Conference stage. Together, they’ll reflect on how a law enforcement career can shape life at home over time, including the quiet weight families carry and the path toward repair, redemption, and stronger connection.

Be in the room for this featured session November 6–8 in Everett.

⭐️ Learn More and Register: bit.ly/LEFN2026

Grief does not follow a timeline, and healing does not require leaving the person you love behind.In It’s OK That You’re...
10/17/2026

Grief does not follow a timeline, and healing does not require leaving the person you love behind.

In It’s OK That You’re Not OK, Megan Devine challenges the idea that grief needs to be fixed or overcome. Instead, she offers a compassionate perspective on learning to live alongside loss while caring for yourself through the process.

🔗 Explore the resource: bit.ly/3Vprl43

Before hard conversations can happen, connection has to be built.Cindi Sinnema has served law enforcement and first resp...
10/17/2026

Before hard conversations can happen, connection has to be built.

Cindi Sinnema has served law enforcement and first responder families for decades. She brings a compassionate, practical lens to family communication and support. Her topic will help attendees think about how connection can create the foundation for better conversations, especially when families are navigating stress, change, or difficult seasons together.

Be there for Cindi’s session November 6–8 in Everett.

Today is the last day to book your hotel at the LEFN conference rate. Reserve your room at: bit.ly/4y6lOwQ

⭐️ Learn More and Register: bit.ly/LEFN2026

Address

9040 Willows Road NE Suite 101
Redmond, WA
98052

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(425) 747-7523

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