WNY Emergency Services Support

“ Through 2013, The 100 Club has collected and distributed more than $3.7 million. ”

Established in 1957 to provide cash assistance to the families of police officers killed in the line of duty. The 100 Club has grown and now provides, along with the death benefit, scholarships, educational assistance and various awards to the members and families of the police, fire and emergency medical service agencies of Western New York.

NY State Police

Scholarship Programs

“ Investing in Western New York's Future ”

The 100 Club provides Scholarships of Excellence of up to $2000.00 to high school seniors of active law enforcement, fire or emergency service providers who plan to continue their education at a two- or four-year college. Scholarships are given to seniors who have exemplified outstanding achievement in academics, extracurricular or employment activities and community involvement.

Scholarship Programs

Fire Department Support

The 100 Club has been on the front line of providing assistance to first responder service providers including Western New Fire Departments and their families.

Buffalo Fire Department

Fallen Emergency Service Provider Program

In the event of death or serious injury, The 100 Club has been on the front line of providing assistance to first responder service providers and their families. In addition to The 100 Club’s assistance, the Public Safety Officer’s Benefit (PSOB) Act provides a benefit to eligible survivors of public safety officers whose death or catastrophic injury is the direct and proximate result of a traumatic injury sustained in the line of duty.

Fallen Emergency Service Provider Program

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“ Support Your First Responders ”

The 100 Club was founded on the vision of a group of prominent local citizens to assist the families of public servants killed in the line of duty. Additionally since 1998, The 100 Club has continuously provided Scholarships of Excellence to graduating high school seniors of active law enforcement, fire and emergency service providers who plan to continue their education in a two or four year college.

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About

About 100 Club of Buffalo

The 100 Club is able to provide assistance through membership dues and service, voluntary contributions and fundraising activities. Through 2013, The 100 Club has collected and distributed more than $3.7 million.

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Police

Support Local Police

The 100 Club of Buffalo is dedicated to supporting our local Erie County Western New York Police departments. Dedicating our resources to those whom have dedicated their lives to our communities and personal safety.

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Fire

Support Local Fire Departments

The 100 Club of Buffalo is dedicated to supporting our local Erie County Western New York Fire departments. Dedicating our resources to those whom risk their lives on a daily basis to help others.

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Emergency Services

Support First Responders

The 100 Club of Buffalo recognizes the importance of all First Responders, to whom countless people in our community count on. We are proud to support ALL First Responders and their families within Erie County.

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A Little About Us

In every community, there is a group of dedicated men and women who risk their lives daily to protect lives and property. The 100 Club of Buffalo's sole purpose is to provide assistance to the members and families of the police, fire and emergency medical service agencies.

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Join Us

Please join us. Your membership or donation helps The 100 Club continue to provide much needed services to support the police, fire and all emergency service agencies in Western New York. We accept one time donations, sponsorships and memberships!

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Mission Statement

The 100 Club of Buffalo, Inc. (The 100 Club) is an independent, nonprofit, nonpolitical organization whose sole purpose is to provide service to the members of local law enforcement, fire and emergency medical service agencies and their families.

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