Panama City Police Officers

Hurricane Michael devastated Panama City Florida. As the community begins to rebuild, the police officers and dispatchers with the Panama City Police Department have been working non-stop to patrol and assist their community. Many of them lost everything, and have no home to return to after their shifts are over but still show up everyday to help their community.
I am a Realtor from Arizona who is friends with Detective Cori Clark. She has been working 16 hour shifts non stop since the hurricane. Her home was severely damaged but she is one of the fortunate ones, because many of the officers and dispatchers she works with lost everything and have no homes to return to. The police station has been destroyed, with half the roof and ceiling gone.
Many of the officers were renting places to live and had no rental insurance, and many of them have children.
Let's give back to those that sacrifice so much to keep their community safe, and who are continuing to do so after losing everything. Currently, mail is not running to the town and only disaster relief services are providing supplies. But we can raise some money so they know they will have help rebuilding their lives in the near future! There's approximately 100 sworn officers and 20 dispatchers with the Panama City Police Department. Every single dollar will be given to the Panama City Police Department to be distributed to the officers and dispatchers.