Charleston County Sheriff’s Deputy Michael Hendricks was killed in an on-duty crash on September 9th. Deputy Hendricks has been in law enforcement for more than seven years, with three and a half years at the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office. He leaves behind a wife and five children.
This fundraiser will support Deputy Hendricks’ family during this challenging time. Donations will help provide financial support for immediate expenses and future needs during this heartbreaking time. Thank you for supporting Deputy Hendricks’ family.
Serve & Connect is proud to partner with South Carolina Police Chiefs Association, South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Association, South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police, South Carolina Sheriffs’ Association, South Carolina Troopers Association and the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office to raise funds for Deputy Hendricks.
100% of funds raised from this campaign will go to the family of Deputy Hendricks.
Checks can be mailed to our office, 8131 Brookfield Rd, Columbia, SC 29223 with “Deputy Hendricks” in the memo line.
Help us support the Lance Corporal Chris DeLong Memorial Fund & the Officer Dymock Recovery Fund.
Columbia Police Lance Corporal Chris DeLong was killed in the line of duty on the morning of August 29th. Officer DeLong was hired by the department in 2024 and graduated from the Criminal Justice Academy in January 2025 and then assigned to the Southeast region. Lance Corporal DeLong leaves behind a wife and two children.
This fundraiser will support Lance Corporal DeLong’s family as they navigate the difficult days ahead. Donations will help provide financial support for immediate expenses and future needs during this heartbreaking time. Thank you for supporting the DeLong family and honoring Lance Corporal DeLong’s service, sacrifice and memory.
Serve & Connect is proud to partner with South Carolina Police Chiefs Association, South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Association, South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police, South Carolina Sheriffs’ Association, South Carolina Troopers Association and the Columbia Police Department to raise funds for Officer DeLong’s family.
100% of funds raised from this campaign will go to the family of Officer DeLong.
While responding to Officer DeLong’s call as backup, Officer David Dymock of Columbia Police Department was injured in the shooting.
This fundraiser will support the Dymock family as they heal during this challenging time.
Serve & Connect is proud to partner with South Carolina Police Chiefs Association, South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Association, South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police, South Carolina Sheriffs’ Association, South Carolina Troopers Association and the Columbia Police Department to raise funds for Officer Dymock’s family.
100% of funds raised from this campaign will go to the family of Officer Dymock.
If you would like to donate by check for these campaigns, you can send the check to 8131 Brookfield Rd, Columbia SC 29223. Please put in the memo line “Officer DeLong” or “Officer Dymock”.
We understand how important it is for communities to support those who give the ultimate sacrifice. When Officer Greg Alia was killed in 2015, the community rallied around our founder, Kassy, and their 6-month old son Sal.
We carry forward this immense kindness through our Tragedy Response Program. Anytime an officer is killed in the line-of-duty or critically injured in the line-of-duty in South Carolina, we offer to facilitate community giving to support the officer and their family and to honor their bravery. Since 2015, we have raised over $1.1 million. We do not keep any of the money raised. 100% is donated to the officers and their families.
We are honored to facilitate an online fundraiser through our platform for any of our active agencies in South Carolina. All donations are tax deductible. With the support of the agency and the officer’s family, we will develop the content and ensure all donors receive donation receipts. We will also work with the agency to support awareness of the fundraiser.
We find that timeliness is critical for ensuring the success of the campaign. We encourage all fundraisers to be set up no more than 72 hours after the critical incident.
If you would like to request support in setting up a tragedy response campaign or if you have questions regarding best practices for doing so, please contact our team at info@serveandconnect.org.