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Police Fundraiser Supports Officer With Cancer In Long Valley
The Washington Township Police Department will host a "No Shave November" fundraiser to benefit a fellow officer.
LONG VALLEY, NJ — Members of the Washington Township Police Department will get a little hairier this November for a good cause.
The Washington Township Police Department will kick off a No-Shave November fundraising campaign. This year, they're helping a Morris County police officer who was recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
The officer's name is being withheld from the public in order to protect the officer's family's privacy, according to police. According to a GoFundMe started in the officer's honor, they have had a prestigious 24-year career and have served their community with integrity and pride.
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"The Washington Township Police Department Officers are raising money for the family for all of their needs during this difficult time. We also welcome and encourage public donations," police said.
The officer has begun chemotherapy but has a tough road ahead, the GoFundMe page said.
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Police officers have raised $50 of their $1,000 goal. If you wish to contribute by check, send it to PBA 301 at 1 E Springtown Road, Long Valley, NJ 07853.
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