Challenge Coin

 A couple months ago I wrote a blog about a very special woman that I felt the need to share with you. Leslie Hulse was a fantastic lady, an upstanding officer, a caring sister, and a blessing to all she met. Leslie passed from breast cancer on September 28^th 2009. Even though her body is gone her spirit remains with all those she knew and even those she never met through her story.
 

The Leslie Hulse Memorial Fund carries on her spirit with the following mission:

Leslie was passionate about the issue of human trafficking.  Her last job with the police department involved identifying victims of human trafficking and helping them out of their situation.  She also loved working with children and spent part of her law enforcement career at Hamilton Southeastern School.  In an effort to continue her work, our goal is to give a $2,500 scholarship yearly to a student at either Hamilton Southeastern or Fishers High School who is interested in law enforcement, social work or other areas that could work in the area of human trafficking.

Help us raise $100,000.00

Your donations will make this a self-sustaining fund that can make a difference for many years to come. 

You can help by purchasing a custom coin made for Leslie in her honor and add to your police challenge coin collection. Also you can sponsor a golfer in the upcoming 100 Holes of Hope which is also dedicated to her memory and mission.

Thanks again and make sure to get involved!