Cardone Ventures donates $150,000 to Scottsdale Police Foundation
Posted 3/4/24
Cardone Ventures, the Scottsdale-based company that teaches business owners how to grow and scale their businesses with a 360-degree approach, announces a charitable contribution and sponsorship of …
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Cardone Ventures donates $150,000 to Scottsdale Police Foundation
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Cardone Ventures announces a charitable contribution and sponsorship of The Scottsdale Police Foundation.
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Cardone Ventures, the Scottsdale-based company that teaches business owners how to grow and scale their businesses with a 360-degree approach, announces a charitable contribution and sponsorship of The Scottsdale Police Foundation.
The $150,000 donation comes from Cardone Ventures, 4800 N. Scottsdale Road, No. 5500, on behalf of owners Brandon and Natalie Dawson and Grant and Elena Cardone who express their solidarity with the Scottsdale Polices Foundations mission to support the local Scottsdale Police Department.
“The Scottsdale Police Foundation is vital in providing Scottsdale police officers and the Scottsdale Police Department with many of the tools they need to ensure public safety. As Valley residents and Scottsdale public safety. As Valley residents and Scottsdale business owners we are proud be able to support our local department and all its officers,” said Cardone Ventures CEO and co-founder Brandon Dawson.
Local organizations like the Scottsdale Police Foundation fill the gap left between police departments’ budgets and needs, relying on local individuals and businesses like Cardone Ventures to support programs that would otherwise go unfunded. Donations fund not only life-saving tools for local officers but also support training, community, development, wellness and educational programs.
“We’re extremely grateful for this generous donation from Cardone Ventures,” said Scottsdale Police Foundation’s founder Debbie Steinhauer. “This donation will allow us to purchase replacement helmets and vests for our SWAT teams, ballistic windshields for vehicles, hearing protection and more tools to protect our officers and help them perform their duties.”
Other items the donation will fund include new service rifles, tactical equipment and patrol jackets for officers. Replacing dated tools and improving the equipment for the departments officers and civilian employees is an important goal for the foundation, as it improves officer safety.
“I am truly grateful for the incredible generosity of Brandon and Natalie Dawson of Cardone Ventures. Their support for public safety in Scottsdale truly makes a difference in the overall effectiveness of our mission and our ability to help keep our community one of the safest in the nation. They have our heartfelt thanks!” said Scottsdale Police Chief Jeff Walther.
Visit CardoneVentures.com and scottsdalepolicefoundation.org for more information.
