Members of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Transportation Division organized a special toy drive for children at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) in Colton. Over the course of the last few weeks they worked with ARMC to redesign an inpatient playroom where children can play and have fun to get their minds off their treatments while they recover.
While we understand there’s a lot of information about COVID-19 being posted online, we would like to take a moment to share some of the great work that went on a few weeks ago with our members and the public at the Big Bear Polar Plunge.
Two members of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department are dedicated to making a big impact for children battling cancer with their Heroes for Hope campaign
We are proud to once again partner with Macy’s to provide children from the Inland Empire with a back to school shopping spree. Thank you to all our members and supporters who showed up today to make the event a huge success!
Alaina Mathews wants to do more when it comes to raising awareness about breast cancer in the Inland Empire, and for her efforts, she is our EVERYDAY HERO. This year there will be nearly 2,300 women diagnosed with breast cancer in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
It’s only fitting that we release a hard-hitting video about Lady Spartan Football right before the Super Bowl. We at SEBA were proud to support our members and the entire team who gave everything they had Saturday—all in the name of friendly competition and a good cause.
We met Freddy at our Shop With A Cop Christmas event last month and he is a remarkable young boy. You wouldn’t know it by looking at him or talking to him, but Freddy suffers from HLA-B27. It is a rare, incurable autoimmune disease, which attacks the soft tissue and cartilage and causes pain and damage to the joints, tendons, ligaments and eyes.
Kenny Lutz, a lieutenant at West Valley Detention Center, looks forward to the holiday season and the ample opportunity for charitable giving during this time.
Interested in donating/partnering with our Everyday Heroes Program? Contact Michael Tulisiak at (909) 885-6074.