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This organization takes on many worthwhile, but
costly projects. With so many questionable organizations asking for
donations from generous citizens, we wanted our supporters to have a
clear understanding of how we go about raising the funding we need
each year. We generate income in the following manner:
Membership dues;
Magazine advertising proceeds;
Bulk mail marketing;
Apparel and trinket sales;
Donations.
That's it. At no time, ever, will anyone
representing our organization contact you in person for a donation.
On rare occasions we do sell raffle tickets, but these are sold by
our own troopers and civilian personnel on an informal, off-duty or
local nature.
McKnight Publishing publishes our magazine. Their
sales staff does sell advertising to businesses only in our
magazine, THE
WYOMING
STATE TROOPER. These ads vary a great deal in price and graphic
detail, and are of excellent quality. If anyone calls you, claiming
to represent us, at no time will the terminology "widows and
orphans", "ballistic vests"," medical expenses", or any other
enticements to give money be used. Their sales pitch is low-key and
low-pressure, with immediate disclosure of a contact person's name
and / or a call back number if requested.
Our residential bulk mailer might show up in your
mailbox once or twice each year. We humbly ask that you look it over
and consider a gift to help us out. Please keep the helpful
information enclosed with our thanks.

The Highway Patrol
Association Store is supplied
with a wide variety of trinkets,
apparel and other accessories
for sale to it's members and the
public.
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Wyoming State Trooper
The Wyoming State Trooper is the
official magazine of the Wyoming
Highway Patrol Association and
is published bi-annually.
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Without the financial support from thousands of
Wyoming
citizens, and indeed, many from outside our state, the
Wyoming Highway Patrol Association could
not exist. All of us are full time state troopers or civilian
communications, clerical or Ports of Entry staff, and simply could
not find the time it would take to generate the substantial income
you provide. Your gracious gifts help us with:
Injured troopers or those with personal tragedies
in their lives;
Members with college bound children, or self-improvement
aspirations;
Legislation to make your driving experience and our on the job
safety better;
Lobbying to improve the lifestyles and well earned retirement of all
WHP personnel;
Awards and recognition for WHP members and civilians who come to our
aid;
The honorable memory of Wyoming State Troopers and other peace
officers killed in the line of duty;
The assistance to their families in the aftermath of critical
events;
Participation in national law enforcement organizations and survivor
support groups.
As you can see, our activities are diverse and
completely not for profit. Not one member of our organization
profits from being a member, although many have experienced the
outpouring of support - sometimes financially - when disaster has
stricken. Without you, it simply would not have happened.
May all of you enjoy peace and safety in your
lives. From all of us, thank you so much, for all you have done for
us, and for the clear demonstration of your support of law
enforcement, and your
Wyoming Highway
Patrol.
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URGENT MESSAGE
There are fundraising activities taking
place in Wyoming which have absolutely no
connection with the Wyoming Highway Patrol
or the Wyoming Highway Patrol Association.
Be warned!!!
We Raise Money by Four
Methods Only!
Business only advertising profits in our
magazine, The Wyoming State Trooper
Direct mail solicitation to residential
mailing addresses only
Donations and Interest
on Savings Accounts
Dues from our Members
At no time will anyone
ever contact you in person. If they do, and
claim to represent us, call the police
immediately as you are being scammed. We
NEVER take credit card numbers or solicit
immediate payment, but will follow up
advertising pledges by mail. As to our
direct mailing, we invite you to either help
us out, or pass, but please keep the helpful
information with our compliments. There are
many legitimate charitable causes out there,
but threats, coercion, promises, and false
statements of any kind are against the law.
CONTACT US TO REPORT THESE!
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