The Law Enforcement Benevolent Fund of Northern Virginia
Organized with the sole purpose of helping families.
Announcement
Important Policy Update - Beneficiaries
At the November 15, 2023 Membership Meeting, the LEBF bylaws were updated to only allow for the designation of non-juvenile beneficiaries. This ensures the mission of the Fund, to provide the beneficiary(ies) with funds within one business day, will be successful. This can not occur with juvenile beneficiaries. Members who have already designated a juvenile beneficiary are encouraged (but not required) to submit a change form to update to an adult beneficiary. More information can be found HERE, or use the CONTACT FORM to reach out to the Director for your agency.
Benefits
The Law Enforcement Benevolent Fund is currently comprised of members from more than 20 law enforcement agencies in Northern Virginia.
Benefits
The Law Enforcement Benevolent Fund is currently comprised of members from more than 20 law enforcement agencies in Northern Virginia.
About Us
A group of employees from the Fairfax County Police Department formed the basis for the fund, starting in 1999 as the Fairfax County Police Benevolent Fund. Other agencies have since joined, prompting a name change in order to better reflect all members from several different agencies in Northern Virginia.
The numbers speak
The Fund currently provides $25,000 to the beneficiary upon the death of the member.
Since the inception of the Fund in July 1999 we have helped 86 families and have paid out over $1.65 million in financial relief.
The numbers speak
The Fund currently provides $25,000 to the beneficiary upon the death of the member.
Since the inception of the Fund in July 1999 we have helped 83 families and have paid out over $1.5 million in financial relief.
About Enrollment
All new employees are eligible for enrollment for 30 days following their date of hire or swear-in. Additionally, we offer an open enrollment period during October of every year.
Memorial
Our goal is to help the family of a member after the member's death. The following Deputies, Officers, and Civilians were members of the Law Enforcement Benevolent Fund, and their families received the full benefit the Fund provides.
