Glock Donates $400,000 To National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund

Craig W. Floyd (left), NLEOMF chairman and CEO, and Josh Dorsey, Glock's vice president.

Glock donated $400,000 to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) in support of the development of the National Law Enforcement Museum.

The donation is the second installement of its committment to give $2 million to NLEOMF over five years. The donation was made at the National Law Enforcement Museum site in Washington, D.C.

The state-of-the-art institution will be located in the Judiciary Square neighborhood, adjacent to the existing National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. Building and exhibit designs are being finalized, while precious artifacts that reflect the work of law enforcement, past and present, are being collected. Scheduled to open in 2015, the National Law Enforcement Museum will be the world's most comprehensive museum focusing on law enforcement.

An officer's handgun is one of the most important pieces of police equipment. With its reputation as a reliable and accurate pistol, Glock continues to provide approximately 65% of police departments in the United States with the confidence to know that when they draw their weapon it is ready to be fired.