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For grant-making organizations, foundations, and other philanthropic contributors to the advancement of information sharing in justice, public safety, and homeland security, the IJIS Institute has a proven track record of fiscally responsible stewardship and effective fund management.

Your money, time, and support can make a difference to those who protect and serve our communities and neighborhoods. You can help public safety and justice personnel maximize technology investments (and your tax dollars) to:

Detect, deter, and prevent crime and terrorism
Protect the innocent and provide comfort to victims and survivors
Improve the quality of our revered system of justice
Reduce the impact of crime, terrorism, and natural disasters
Maintain safety and order in our communities

How You Can Help the IJIS Institute

Your support can help us:

Train local and state law enforcement officers, court administrators, and emergency response personnel.
Offer customized assistance to state and local personnel.
Provide education about the smart use of technology at the congressional and federal levels.
Improve and encourage collaboration across government agencies and competing firms to improve the safety and success of our law enforcement, justice, homeland security, and public safety personnel.
Encourage private industry to build and adopt standards that will reduce the cost of needed technology while advancing justice and emergency response capabilities.
Support growth of the IJIS Institute to further advance mission-critical information sharing.

This Web site is funded in whole or in part through a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Neither the U.S. Department of Justice nor any of its components operate, control, are responsible for, or necessarily endorse, this Web site (including, without limitation, its content, technical infrastructure, and policies, and any services or tools provided).

The IJIS Institute contributes hundreds of thousands of volunteer hours to advance mission-critical information sharing across the country.

100% of IJIS Institute Board members contribute money and volunteer their time to help fulfill the mission of the Institute.

Criminals and terrorists don't pay attention to city, county, or state lines, yet current funding and programs often limit the focus to solutions within such boundaries. Funding the IJIS Institute can provide much needed assistance to these jurisdictions.

Criminal activity often increases during hard economic times—when our local and state municipalities have less funds to address such issues, and our federal government has other financial priorities, your help is needed more than ever.