About The Foundation

Our Mission

The Foundation’s mission, now and into the future, is the care and support of members of the FBI National Academy Associates, and their families who are in distress, or in harm’s way, and the continued educational development of our members and their families, as well as the members of other nonprofit law enforcement affiliated associations. The Foundation is a separate legal entity from the FBI National Academy Associates and is governed by a separate Board of Directors. However, the Foundation works in partnership the FBI National Academy Associates.

Our History

On August 29, 2005 Hurricane Katrina made landfall along the Gulf Cost in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Florida, and it became one of the costliest hurricanes in history. Members of the FBINAA immediately came together and donated some $25,000 for the purpose of providing support to fellow NAA members. Florida Chapter President Rick Beseler drove to the area and handed $1000 in cash to NA graduates who in many cases had lost everything. Afterward, the FBINAA Executive Board recognized that our 501(c)(3) status did not cover such aid. From that, the Charitable Foundation was formed.

Following the association Executive Board’s review and approval in Boston in July 2010, the Foundation was incorporated in Virginia in August and recognized as a charitable organization. In September 2010 the IRS recognized the FBINAA Charitable Foundation, Inc. as a tax exempt organization fully empowered to pursue its stated charitable, educational and scientific objectives. The Foundation was launched in December 2010.

The Foundation is the heart and helping hands of the FBI National Academy Associates, Inc., the world’s strongest law enforcement leadership network.

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Foundation Officers

Chair

Doug Muldoon

Doug Muldoon

Bio

Vice-Chair

Steve Cox

Steve Cox

Bio

Treasurer

John Moran

John Moran

Bio

Secretary

Mitch Mueller

Mitch Mueller

Bio

 

Section Directors

Section I

Barry Bratt

Barry Bratt

Bio

Section II

Kelli Bailiff

Kelli Bailiff

Bio

Section III

Alan Ruhl

Alan Ruhl

Bio

Section IV

John LeLacheur

John LeLacheur

Bio

 

At-Large Directors

Bob Young

Bob Young

Bio

Ed Fuller

Ed Fuller

Bio

Larry Dyess

Larry Dyess, FBINAA 3rd Vice President

Steve Hrytzik

Steve Hrytzik, FBINAA Section IV Rep

Brian Tripp

Brian Tripp

Bio

Ryan Burchnell

Ryan Burchnell

Bio

Associate Board Members

Anthony Tassone

Anthony Tassone

Bio

Robert Rose

Robert Rose

Bio

Alex Nollmann

Alex Nollmann

 

 

Our Ambassador Program

In an effort to promote the programs and assistance offered by the Foundation, the Ambassador program was implemented in 2020. This allows active members at the Chapter level to be good will ambassadors sharing the work of the Foundation while networking at meetings, retrainers and other venues deemed appropriate. We are grateful for those who have volunteered to assist the Foundation with its mission and vision, and becoming part of the heart and helping hands of the National Academy Associates. Here are the members who have joined the Foundation as an Ambassador:

  • Jennifer Baskerville, Texas Chapter
  • James Batholomae, Louisiana Chapter
  • Greg Guiton, Maryland/Delaware Chapter
  • Chuck Hauber, South Carolina Chapter
  • Doug Horton, South Carolina Chapter
  • Jeffrey Kruithoff, Ohio Chapter
  • Greg Laurain, Michigan Chapter
  • Mike McCann, New Jersey Chapter
  • Bob Rosch, Wisconsin Chapter
  • Max Santiago, California Chapter
  • Bill Sorrells, Tennessee Chapter
  • Neil Stratton, California Chapter
  • Don Tuten, Florida Chapter
  • Mike Werner, Ohio Chapter
  • Scott Dumas, New England Chapter
  • Robert Bryan, Georgia Chapter
  • Bruce Morris, Illinois Chapter
  • Joseph Grube, Florida Chapter
  • Ed O'Carroll, Rocky Mountain Chapter
  • Jurgen De Landsheer, European Chapter
  • Des Lacy, Asia Pacific Chapter
  • John Shelton, Nebraska Chapter
  • Kevin McKinney, Nevada Chapter
  • Cindy Reed, Washington Chapter

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