Louisville Metro Police Foundation

09/29/2026

Our hearts are broken at the loss of Trooper Hayden Phillips.

Please visit the Kentucky State Police Foundation to support Trooper Phillips' family as they walk through this unimaginable loss.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Phillips family, loved ones, and all of his brothers and sisters in law enforcement during this tragic time.

Trooper Hayden Phillips, Unit 369, made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty on September 28, 2026.

The Kentucky State Police Foundation is accepting donations to support Trooper Phillips’ family during this incredibly difficult time.

100% of donations designated to the Trooper Hayden Phillips Fund will go directly to his family. These funds can help with meals, household expenses, and other everyday needs as they navigate the days ahead.

You can donate online using either of the links below:
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=JVNCRHDHNC6PU

Zeffy: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/tpr-hayden-phillips

If you prefer to give by check, donations may be mailed to:
Kentucky State Police Foundation
1303 US HWY 127 S., Suite 402-204
Frankfort, KY 40601
Memo Line: Trooper Hayden Phillips

We are grateful to everyone who chooses to honor Trooper Phillips’ service and sacrifice by supporting his family during this difficult time.

The Kentucky State Police Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

09/28/2026

As we celebrate Law Enforcement Appreciation Month, we’re taking time to recognize the officers who show up for our community every day, not just in the big moments, but in the small ones, too.

Recently, a community member shared this story with us about Officer Malliccaai Green of 3rd Division, and it’s a perfect example of the kind of everyday compassion that can mean so much to someone.

“My car overheated and I broke down. I was hot, scared, miserable and falling apart. A police SUV pulled in, and I got extremely nervous. I wasn’t trying to trespass or break a law by being there.

The officer pulled up to me and did something that shocked me. Officer Malliccaai Green showed me true compassion. He asked if I was okay and if I needed something cold to drink. He went to the store and brought me back a Pepsi Polar Pop.

This wasn’t about a cold drink to me at all. It was about showing true concern, compassion and kindness to a stranger.

I want to praise this officer and thank him for being a good human and a true gentleman. Please let him know how thankful I am.”

Officer Green, thank you for taking the time to care. What may have felt like a small gesture to you made a lasting impression on someone who was having a really difficult day.

This month, we’re celebrating officers like Officer Green and all the ways they make a difference in our community, sometimes with nothing more than a little kindness and a cold Pepsi.

09/26/2026

Have you heard of TEN-4 Day?

October 4th is TEN-4 Day, an awareness day led by Kosair for Kids’ Face It Movement to help communities recognize and prevent child abuse.

As an organization dedicated to supporting the men and women who protect our community, we’re proud to help spread the word about resources that can help keep our children safe.

Mark your calendar for October 4 and join us in helping protect our community’s most vulnerable members.

Learn more about TEN-4 Day through Kosair for Kids’ Face It Movement.

09/23/2026

For 16 years, Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) has honored Louisville’s first responders through a meaningful tradition of service.

Each September 11th, MAC delivers meals to first responders throughout our community. This year, they once again showed their appreciation by providing lunch to our officers at LMPD headquarters.

We are especially grateful for the continued partnership of Dr. Rana Latif, a member of our Board, and MAC for their ongoing support of the heroes who serve our community.

Thank you for continuing this tradition and for remembering those who dedicate themselves to serving others.

09/21/2026

IT’S TONIGHT!

Head to Shively’s Texas Roadhouse from 2–9 PM, show your server this flyer, and help support the Louisville Metro Police Foundation.

Come grab a meal and support your officers while you’re at it!

09/19/2026

THIS IS YOUR REMINDER!

Head to Shively’s Texas Roadhouse this Monday from 2–9 PM and help support the heroes of LMPD!

Just show THIS FLYER to your server, and a portion of your purchase will help support the Louisville Metro Police Foundation.

Grab your friends, your family, and everyone you know and head to Texas Roadhouse. We know you’ve been thinking about those rolls…

09/17/2026

We cannot thank you enough for your continued support of our officers.

We want to give you a closer look at the programs your support helps make possible and the impact they have on the LMPD.

If this program speaks to you, we invite you to visit our website to learn more about how you can help us continue this important work.

09/15/2026

Today, we are so proud to recognize the 6th anniversary of Prayers for Police, a program that began with a simple act of faith and a heartfelt desire to support the men and women of LMPD.

In 2020, during a time when our officers and community needed encouragement, Vicki Mosher began praying over scriptures for our officers and putting them on small cards designed to fit inside an officer’s uniform pocket. When we learned about Vicki’s cards, a partnership formed that helped the program grow.

Only six years later, Prayers for Police has sent Shield prayer cards to 34 countries in 11 languages, while continuing to support officers, their families, and communities right here at home. What began with the prayer cards has grown to include speakers, community outreach, devotionals and helping meet needs officers encounter in the field.

As LMPD Sergeant Christina Beaven shared:

“P4P not only provides prayer shield cards, but it has morphed into something only God could create.”

At the heart of it all is Vicki, our very own “Prayer Mom,” whose dedication to the men and women of the badge has never wavered.

As Tracie Shifflet, former Executive Director of the Louisville Metro Police Foundation, reflected:

“These cards may be small, but the message they carry is powerful: You are seen. You are appreciated. You are prayed for. You are not alone.”

We are so proud of what Prayers for Police has become and grateful for Vicki and everyone who has helped this mission grow.

What started with a few cards and a heart to pray for our officers has reached around the world. Six years later, the prayers continue.

To learn more about Prayers for Police, visit our website:
https://www.lmpf.org/programs/prayers-for-police/

09/14/2026

A big thank you to Future of Fighting for their generous support!

Officer Mason was proud to accept the check on behalf of LMPD and the Foundation. We're grateful for organizations like Future of Fighting that continue to show their support for our officers and our community.

Thank you for standing with us!

09/13/2026

Calling all Texas Roadhouse fans!

Join us on September 21st for a Benefit Night at the Shively Texas Roadhouse!

Grab your friends and family, enjoy a great meal, and help support the Louisville Metro Police Foundation. It’s an easy way to enjoy dinner while giving back to the LMPD.

We hope to see you there!

Texas Roadhouse